Method for simultaneous sequence-based typing of 14 functional killer cell immunoglobulin-like receptor (KIR) genes

ABSTRACT

Based on the structural features of KIR full genomic sequences, the distribution of single nucleotide polymorphisms in their coding regions and the length of flanking intronic sequence of each exon, a method for high-throughput simultaneous sequence-based typing of all the 14 functional killer cell immunoglobulin-like receptor (KIR) genes is disclosed including: developing a scientific and reasonable polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification strategy; simultaneously amplifying the complete coding sequence of each functional KIR gene using 3˜5 pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers that have similar annealing temperature; and determining the nucleotide sequences of the exons carried by each PCR amplicon in both directions using the forward and reverse sequencing primers, respectively, as shown in FIG. 1.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No. 201710284545.3 filed on Apr. 25, 2017, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

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FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE

The present disclosure is involved in biomedicine, and particularly gets involved in DNA sequence-based typing (SBT). The present disclosure provides a method for high-throughput simultaneous sequence-based typing of all the 14 functional killer cell immunoglobulin-like receptor (KIR) genes.

BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE

Killer cell immunoglobulin-like receptors (KIRs) belong to immunoglobulin superfamily and are expressed on both natural killer (NK) cells and a subset of T cells. Based on the number of extra-cellular domains, KIR genes are classified as KIR2D and KIR3D. Depending on the length of the cytoplasmic tail and the presence or absence of immunoreceptor tyrosine-based inhibitory motif (ITIM), KIRs can be functionally divided into inhibitory KIR (iKIR) and activating KIR (aKIR). KIR receptors regulate NK cell activities and convey activating or inhibitory signal through interaction with class I human leukocyte antigen (HLA) ligands, which play an important role in transplantation, elimination of tumor cells and resistance to viral infection through innate immune pathways.

The KIR gene cluster on human chromosome 19 consists of 14 functional KIR genes (KIR2DL1, 2DL2, 2DL3, 2DL4, 2DL5, 2DS1, 2DS2, 2DS3, 2DS4, 2DS5, 3DL1, 3DL2, 3DL3, 3DS1) and two pseudogenes (KIR2DP1 and 3DP1) (1). The structure of KIR genes is extremely complicated. Except that KIR3DL3 lacks exon 6, other functional KIR3D genes including 3DL1, 3DL2, and 3DS1 possess 9 exons, 8 introns, a 5′-promoter region and a 3′-untranslated region (3′-UTR). Exons 1 and 2 encode leader peptide. Exons 3, 4 and 5 encode the extra-cellular domains D0, D1 and D2, respectively. Exon 6 encodes the stem. Exon 7 encodes the transmembrane region. Exons 8 and 9 encode the cytoplasmic region. Among the KIR2D genes, KIR2DL1˜3 and 2DS1˜5 have an untranslated pseudoexon 3, which results in the absence of the corresponding extra-cellular domain D0. KIR2DL4 and 2DL5 are characterized by the complete absence of exon 4, and therefore their protein product has no extra-cellular domain D1.

The full genomic sequences for all the KIR alleles released in the IPD-KIR database varies from 9901 bp to 17009 bp in size (2). However, the coding sequences (CDS) of each functional KIR gene has a total length of only 915˜1368 bp (see Table 3), which imply that the non-coding sequence (8773˜15641 bp) accounts for the majority of full genomic sequences of KIR gene (see Table 4). Particularly, the length of introns 5 and 6 accounts for 44.0%˜61.2% of the full genomic sequence of corresponding KIR gene (also see Table 4).

Both exon 1 (either 34 or 40 bp) and exon 2 (36 bp) of each functional KIR gene are short in length and have limited single nucleotide polymorphism sites (SNPs). KIR2DL2, 2DL4 and 2DS4 lack SNPs in both exons 1 and 2, whereas other functional KIR genes possess 1˜3 SNPs, respectively. Thus, routine sequence-based typing at exons 1 and 2 is not required for each KIR gene. In addition, intron 1, which is located between exon 1 and exon 2, is 199˜2280 bp in length. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplificon covering the entire exon 1, exon 2 and the intervening intron 1 will be moderate in length for each KIR gene and can be amplified effectively.

Exon 3, exon 4 or exon 5 of each functional KIR gene is relatively long in length (282˜300 bp) and has much SNPs. Since pseudoexon 3 for KIR2DL1˜3 and 2DS1˜5 doesn't required to be detected, PCR amplification covering the entire exon 4, intron 4 and exon 5 can be achieved in a single amplicon using one pair of KIR gene-specific PCR primers, and then sequencing of exons 4 and 5 needs to be performed separately in both directions for these 8 functional KIR genes. Likewise, both KIR2DL4 and 2DL5 miss exon 4, PCR amplication covering the entire exon 3, intron 3/4 and exon 5 can be achieved in a single amplicon using one pair of KIR gene-specific PCR primers and then sequencing of exons 3 and 5 needs to be performed separately in both directions. As for the other four functional KIR genes (KIR3DS1, 3DL1˜3), which all possess exons 3, 4 and 5, the PCR amplication covering the entire exon 3, intron 3, exon 4, intron 4 and exon 5 can be achieved in a single amplicon using one pair of KIR gene-specific primers and then the sequencing of exons 3, 4 and 5 needs to be performed separately in both directions.

Apart from KIR3DL3 without exon 6, the exon 6 of all the other functional KIR genes is only 51 bp in length. According to the IPD-KIR Database (Release 2.6.0), KIR2DS4, 3DL1, 3DL2, and 3DS1 genes lack SNPs in exon 6, other functional KIR genes possess 1˜2 SNPs. The distribution of SNPs located in exon 6 of each KIR gene is limited. However, the flanking intronic sequences of exon 6 which include introns 5 and 6 have a total length of up to 4937˜9841 bp (see Table 4). To ensure the effective PCR amplication, the entire intronic sequences of intron 5 and/or intron 6 should be avoided in case of generating extreme long PCR amplicon. Thus, the target sequence of exon 6 for each KIR gene should be amplified separately in a single amplicon if necessary.

The length for exons 7, 8 and 9 of each functional KIR gene is 102˜105 bp, 51˜53 bp and 8˜270 bp, respectively. The length for introns 7 and 8 is 460˜462 bp and 98˜118 bp, respectively. Therefore, PCR amplification covering entire exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, and exon 9 can be performed in a single amplicon and will not generate ultra-long PCR fragment.

The structural features of full genomic sequence for all functional KIR genes, the characteristic of SNPs distribution in coding sequence and the length of each exon and its flanking intronic sequence that we have mentioned above, are critical to develop a scientific and efficient PCR amplification strategy.

KIR genes exhibit extensive diversity in both haplotype content and allelic diversification. So far 698 KIR alleles including 7 null alleles have been released in the IPD-KIR Database (Release 2.6.0). Among the 14 functional KIR genes, KIR3DL2 exhibits the highest level of allelic diversity with 112 different identified alleles (see Table 5).

Identification of KIR alleles can carry functional significance. McErlean et al. (3) have found that mRNA expression level for the 14 functional KIR genes varies with the hierarchy KIR3DL2>KIR2DS2>KIR3DS1>KIR2DS5>KIR2DL5>KIR2DS3>KIR2DL1>KIR3DL1>KIR2DS1>KIR2DL2>KIR2DL4>KIR2DS4>KIR2DL3. Even within the same KIR gene, the expression level on NK cell surface, the affinity to cognate ligand and the capacity of medicated inhibition or activation can be influenced by different allele. It has been reported by Yawata et al. (4) that the expression levels of KIR3DL1 alleles were in the order of KIR3DL1*01502>*020>*001>*007>*005, whereas the levels of 3DL1-mediated NK cell inhibition were in the order of KIR3DL1*001>*005>*01502>*020>*007. KIR3DL1*005 combines low cell surface expression with a high inhibitory capacity. KIR3DL1*004, a most common KIR3DL1 allele in Caucasians, is poorly expressed at the cell surface (5). KIR2DS4*003, *004, *006, *007, *008, *009, *010, *012, and *013 alleles have a 22 bp deletion at coding sequence (CDS) nucleotide position nt454˜nt475 in exon 5, which causes a reading frame shift, yielding a truncated KIR2DS4 protein with loss of the transmembrane and cytoplasmic domains. These deleted variants of KIR2DS4 protein can't be anchored to the cell surface (6). Thus, it is critical important to identify allelic variation within the 14 functional KIR genes, especially those common null alleles. Since KIR allelic variation alters the level of protein expression and the affinity for cognate ligand as well as the mediated inhibitory/activating capacity, it is an urgent task to develop a low-cost, high-throughput, simultaneous sequence-based typing (SBT) method and apply the established SBT method in KIR-associated disease studies.

To date, the widely-used polymerase chain reaction-sequence specific primer (PCR-SSP) and PCR-sequence specific oligonucleotide probe (PCR-SSOP) commercial kits can only identify the presence or absence of KIR genes on low-resolution level, but can not identify all the KIR alleles at the allele level, especially for those null alleles.

Sequence-based typing is a powerful technique for KIR genotyping at allele level. However, there are no commercial KIR SBT kit and corresponding software for KIR allele assignment in worldwide until now. As KIR genes share extensive sequence homology, it is difficult to design KIR gene-specific primers for PCR amplification of target sequences. While summarizing the characteristic of the KIR SBT methods in the previously published literatures, several problems existed in: {circle around (1)} Only exons encoding extra-cellular domains and/or cytoplasmic region were sequenced for some KIR genes (7, 8, 9). Since the entire coding sequence was not sequenced and the diversity of each exon could not be allowed for analyzing, which led to being prone to generate ambiguous allele combination in SBT test. {circle around (2)} The PCR amplicons could cover the entire coding sequence of each KIR gene, however, the fragments size of PCR amplicon were extremely too long. For example, the KIR3DS1 amplicon covering exon 3 through 3′ untranslated region (3′-UTR) generated a fragment of approximate 12.2 kb in length, and PCR extension at 68V required up to 13 min in each cycle (10), as a result the total PCR amplification time exceeded 10 hours, more high requirement for DNA quality as well as the high-fidelity DNA polymerase were needed in PCR amplification. {circle around (3)} As KIR genes share extensive sequence homology, non-specific amplification or co-amplification occurred in PCR procedure. e.g., while amplifying the target sequence covering exon 1 through exon 5 of 2DL1 in a subject carrying both 2DL1 and 2DS1 genes, 2DS1 would also be co-amplified (11). To obtain 2DL1 specific PCR products, the secondary amplification needed to be carried out using nested PCR primers, which made the PCR procedure cumbersome. {circle around (4)} Due to the different annealing temperatures for PCR primers and varied extension time in each PCR cycling, PCR amplifications could not be carried out simultaneously under the same thermocycling parameters while amplifying the target sequences of 14 functional KIR genes (10, 11, 12, 13), which made PCR procedure more time-consuming and labour-consuming. {circle around (5)} Identification of the KIR alleles with one or more base pair insertion/deletion by traditional cloning and sequencing could not allow for the desired rapidity and simplicity in routine KIR genotyping.

With the elucidation of biological functions for KIR molecules, the clinical significance of the increasingly recognized KIR polymorphism and its role played in transplantation and disease associated studies have drawn extensive interest. Therefore, establishment of the method for high-throughput simultaneous sequence-based typing of 14 functional KIR genes, together with its commercialization and industrialization are currently urgent problems to be solved.

SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

The present disclosure aims to solve the problems mentioned above and for the first time provide a simultaneous sequence-based typing (SBT) method for all the 14 functional KIR genes. The established KIR SBT method can be widely-used in population genetics, tissue typing for bone marrow transplantation, disease-associated studies, and also lays the foundation for the commercialization of KIR SBT reagents, which change the current status that no available commercial KIR SBT reagents meet the marketing.

In order to achieve the above objective, the present disclosure adopts the following technical strategy:

I. Based on the structural features of KIR full genomic sequences, the distribution of single nucleotide polymorphisms in their coding regions and the length of flanking intronic sequence of each exon, a scientific and reasonable PCR amplification strategy has been developed in the present disclosure. The complete coding sequence of each functional KIR gene is simultaneously amplified under the same thermocycling parameters using 3˜5 pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers that have similar annealing temperature. The nucleotide sequences of the exons carried by each PCR amplicon were determined in both directions using the specific forward and reverse sequencing primers, respectively, as shown in FIG. 1.

The coding sequence of KIR2DL1 is amplified using 5 pairs of KIR2DL1 gene-specific PCR primers. In particular, the first pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3; the second pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 4 and its partial flanking intronic sequences; the third pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 5 and its partial flanking intronic sequences; the fourth pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 6 and partial flanking intronic sequences; the fifth pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region.

The coding sequences of KIR2DL2, 2DL3, 2DS1, 2DS2, 2DS3, 2DS4 and 2DS5 are amplified using 4 pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers, respectively. The first pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3 (since exon 3 is a pseudoexon, the sequence between exon 2 and exon 4 is referred as intron 2/3); the second pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2/3 and intron 5; the third pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 6 and partial flanking intronic sequences; the fourth pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region.

The coding sequences of KIR2DL4 and KIR2DL5 are amplified using 4 pairs of corresponding KIR gene-specific PCR primers, respectively. The first pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2; the second pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of covering exon 3, intron 3/4 (since exon 4 is deleted, the sequence between exon 3 and exon 5 is referred to as intron 3/4), exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2 and intron 5; the third pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 6 and partial flanking intronic sequences; the fourth pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region.

The coding sequences of KIR3DL1, 3DL2 and 3DS1 are amplified using 4 pairs of corresponding KIR gene-specific PCR primers, respectively. The first pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2; the second pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 3, intron 3, exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequence of intron 2 and intron 5; the third pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 6 and partial flanking intronic sequences; the fourth pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of each KIR gene mentioned above covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region.

Since KIR3DL3 lacks exon 6, only 3 pairs of KIR3DL3 specific PCR primers are used to amplify the coding sequence of KIR3DL3. The first pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of KIR3DL3 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter and intron 2; the second pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of KIR3DL3 covering exon 3, intron 3, exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2 and intron 5/6; the third pair of PCR primers is used to amplify the target sequence of KIR3DL3 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 5/6 and 3′-UTR region.

II. The coding sequences of 14 functional KIR genes are amplified using a total of 56 pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers. Except that only three pairs of PCR primers are used for KIR3DL3 and five pairs of PCR primers are used for KIR2DL1, four pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers are used for each other functional KIR gene. All the PCR primers are designed using the Primer Premier 5.0 software and have been examined using NCBI BLAST to confirm homology with the expected KIR gene. The sequence of each PCR primer, its position in the full genomic sequence and the length of each PCR amplicon are illustrated in Table 1.

TABLE 1 KIR gene-specific PCR primers for 14 functional KIR genes PCR  SEQ Position  Length of KIR Primer  ID  in the full Amplicon Gene Name Direction No Primer Sequence (5′→3′) genomic sequence (bp) 2DL1 2DL1_PCR_ Forward   1 GTTCGGGAGGTTGGATCTC nt-268~nt-250 1618 Ex12_F 2DL1_PCR_ Reverse   2 CACACTGCAGCCCCTACCG nt1332~nt1350 Ex12_R 2DL1_PCR_ Forward   3 TGATTCTCCTGAGTCTCCAGA nt2501~NT2523 2810 Ex4_F GG 2DL1_PCR_ Reverse   4 TGGAAGGAGAAGAGGCAGTTT nt5288~nt5310 Ex4_R CC 2DL1_PCR_ Forward   5 CTGGCAGGGACCTACAGATGC nt3692~nt3712 1937 Ex5_F 2DL1_PCR_ Reverse   6 GGACAGCCATGGGCTTTCCTC nt5608~nt5628 Ex5_R 2DL1_PCR_ Forward   7 TCCTGATTGTGAGTTCTTGGC nt8082~nt9301 1220 Ex6_F AT 2DL1_PCR_ Reverse   8 TGAGTCAGTSAGTCGAARTGT nt9279~nt9301 Ex6_R GC 2DL1_PCR_ Forward   9 CCTCAGCACGTTCTATGGTTA nt12880~nt12902 1392 Ex789_F CT 2DL1_PCR_ Reverse  10 TGTGATTGCAGCCTCAAGTAG nt14249~nt14271 Ex789_R AC 2DL2 2DL2_PCR_ Forward  11 AGAGGTTGGATCTGAGACGTC nt-263~nt-243 3873 Ex12_F 2DL2_PCR_ Reverse  12 GGACCGATGGAGAAGTTGGCT nt3590~nt3610 Ex12_R 2DL2_PCR_ Forward  13 GAGGCTACTAGAGACAGAGGG nt3207~nt3229 2431 Ex45_F AC 2DL2_PCR_ Reverse  14 CCCAAGCTTCGTCTTCTCTCT nt5617~nt5637 Ex45_R 2DL2_PCR_ Forward  15 CATGCCAACATCATGCTGTC nt8530~nt8549 1370 Ex6_F 2DL2_PCR_ Reverse  16 TCCCTGTCCTAGCCTCCATAC nt9879~nt9899 Ex6_R 2DL2_PCR_ Forward  17 GAAGTTCCACTTGCCAAGGAA nt9210~nt9232 4882 Ex789_F TG 2DL2_PCR_ Reverse  18 CAGCTGCTGGTACATGGGAGC nt14071~nt14091 Ex789_R 2DL3 2DL3_PCR_ Forward  19 GGCYGMCTGTCTGCACAGA nt-26~nt-8 2606 Ex12_F 2DL3_PCR_ Reverse  20 GGTTTCCTGTTGCTGCTGTAG nt2560~nt2580 Ex12_R 2DL3_PCR_ Forward  21 AGAGAAGAGGGAGGGAGACAG nt3231~nt3253 2439 Ex45_F AT 2DL3_PCR_ Reverse  22 GCCATCCTGTGCCCTGATC nt5651~nt5669 Ex45_R 2DL3_PCR_ Forward  23 CCCACCTCAGGCTCTCAAAGG nt7497~nt7517 1432 Ex6_F 2DL3_PCR_ Reverse  24 GGCGTACAATGTCAGAGCTGC nt8908~nt8928 Ex6_R 2DL3_PCR_ Forward  25 ACTGAGAAAGCAGGAGAAAGC nt12934~nt12956 1150 Ex789_F TG 2DL3_PCR_ Reverse  26 CCTTCAGATTCCAGCTGCTGG nt14063~nt14083 Ex789_R 2DL4 2DL4_PCR_ Forward  27 GTGGTCAATGTGTCAACTGCA nt-99~nt-77 1760 Ex12_F CG 2DL4_PCR_ Reverse  28 CACAGGCTCCAAGGATTACAA nt1639~nt1661 Ex12_R TG 2DL4_PCR_ Forward  29 CTTTCTTCCCCATGGCTGAGT nt571~nt593 3300 Ex35_F TG 2DL4_PCR_ Reverse  30 CTTGGGCAACAAGAGTGAAAC nt3848~nt3870 Ex35_R GC 2DL4_PCR_ Forward  31 AACCTCTACCTCCAGGATTCA nt3904~nt3926 1857 Ex6_F AG 2DL4_PCR_ Reverse  32 GTAAGTGGAAGTGTCATGTGC nt5738~nt5760 Ex6_R AC 2DL4_PCR_ Forward  33 CCAAGAAATGAGAGACAATCC nt9442~nt9464 1119 Ex789_F AC 2DL4_PCR_ Reverse  34 AGGCACCAGATTTGTGGTGTG nt10540~nt10560 Ex789_R 2DL5 2DL5_PCR_ Forward  35 TCATAGTGAAGGACGYGAGGT nt-230~nt-208 1490 Ex12_F GC 2DL5_PCR_ Reverse  36 AGCCAATGTGTGAACCACAAT nt1238~nt1260 Ex12_R AC 2DL5_PCR_ Forward  37 CAGGACAAGCCCTTGCTGTCT nt1571~nt1591 1445 Ex35_F 2DL5_PCR_ Reverse  38 GACAGAAACAAGCAGTGGGTC nt2993~nt3015 Ex35_R AC 2DL5_PCR_ Forward  39 CATTTCCTCACCTCTCTCCTG nt5158~nt5182 1216 Ex6_F TCCT 2DL5_PCR_ Reverse  40 AAGAGCAGAGGCCAAATGCAT nt6451~nt6373 Ex6_R CG 2DL5_PCR_ Forward  41 CAGATGTTGTATGTGCTTAGC nt7907~nt7929 1053 Ex789_F TG 2DL5_PCR_ Reverse  42 GGTTTTGAGACAGGGCTGTTG nt8937~nt8959 Ex789_R TC 2DS1 2DS1_PCR_ Forward  43 CATAGTGAAGGACGCTAGGTG nt-229~nt-207 2284 Ex12_F TA 2DS1_PCR_ Reverse  44 GAGCCCTCTGACCTGTGACCG nt2035~nt2055 Ex12_R 2DS1_PCR_ Forward  45 GTTCCTCTTCCACCCCCACAC nt3175~nt3195 2595 Ex45_F 2DS1_PCR_ Reverse  46 GAGGGTTTGGAGGTGCCCTGT nt5747~nt5769 Ex45_R CG 2DS1_PCR_ Forward  47 TCCTGATTGTGAGTTCTTGGC nt8078~nt8100 2687 Ex6_F AT 2DS1_PCR_ Reverse  48 GTCTCCTAGATTCCAGTTACG nt10742~nt10764 Ex6_R CC 2DS1_PCR_ Forward  49 CGTGGAAAAGGCAATTCCCGA nt10765~nt10785 3586 Ex789_F 2DS1_PCR_ Reverse  50 GGAGGTGGAACAGCACGTGTC nt14330~nt14350 Ex789_R 2DS2 2DS2_PCR_ Forward  51 TGAGAGGTTGGATCTGAGACG nt-265~nt-243 3243 Ex12_F TC 2DS2_PCR_ Reverse  52 ACATCCAGGCTCTTATCAGCC nt2956~nt2978 Ex12_R TT 2DS2_PCR_ Forward  53 GCTTCCATGCTTCTGATAATT nt2420~nt2443 3240 Ex45_F TTG 2DS2_PCR_ Reverse  54 CTCTGGGTCTCTCCTGACCGT nt5639~nt5659 Ex45_R 2DS2_PCR_ Forward  55 CATTCTGCTCCGTTGTTCTAT nt8282~nt8305  765 Ex6_F GTC 2DS2_PCR_ Reverse  56 GCCAGGGTTGCTTCATGACCT nt9024~nt9046 Ex6_R AT 2DS2_PCR_ Forward  57 GATAGGCCATGGGGAGGTAAA nt11463~nt11485 2811 Ex789_F YT 2DS2_PCR_ Reverse  58 GGGCAGACATGTTTATTTGAA nt14250~nt14273 Ex789_R GGC 2DS3 2DS3_PCR_ Forward  59 TGTAAACTGCATGGGCAGGGA nt-90~nt-70 2480 Ex12_F 2DS3_PCR_ Reverse  60 CTCTGACCTGTGACCATGATC nt2368~nt2390 Ex12_R AG 2DS3_PCR_ Forward  61 CTGAGCCCAGCGGCAAGGC nt3586~nt3604 2474 Ex45_F 2DS3_PCR_ Reverse  62 ATCCCTCCCTCACACCGAGGA nt6039~nt6059 Ex45_R 2DS3_PCR_ Forward  63 TACCAGGGTTCTCCTTTCTCT nt7491~nt7513 2406 Ex6_F AG 2DS3_PCR_ Reverse  64 AGGAAGGGGACCAGGAGCG nt9878~nt9896 Ex6_R 2DS3_PCR_ Forward  65 TGATGTTGAAGGAAGAGGCTC nt10853~nt10875 3859 Ex789_F TT 2DS3_PCR_ Reverse  66 GATAGTCTGAGGGGAGGTGGA nt14688~nt14711 Ex789_R ACT 2DS4 2DS4_PCR_ Forward  67 ACCATGTCGCTCATGGTCATC nt3~nt20 3093 Ex12_F AT 2DS4_PCR_ Reverse  68 TTGTCCTGACCACCTTGGGGT nt3070~3090 Ex12_R 2DS4_PCR_ Forward  69 TCAGTTCATACCTCCTGCCAA nt4419~nt4441 3213 Ex45_F GG 2DS4_PCR_ Reverse  70 CGTGGTCAGGAGTTCCAGAGC nt7611~nt7631 Ex45_R 2DS4_PCR_ Forward  71 CTGGACTCCCAGGGCCCAATG nt10004~nt10024  229 Ex6_F 2DS4_PCR_ Reverse  72 AAGGTTTCCACCTCCCCAGGG nt10212~nt10232 Ex6_R 2DS4_PCR_ Forward  73 GAAAGCCCGCTGAATCCTC nt12884~nt12902 2865 Ex789_F 2DS4_PCR_ Reverse  74 GCAGAAGGCTGAAAGATAGTC nt15726~nt15748 Ex789_R TG 2DS5 2DS5_PCR_ Forward  75 TGAGAACAATTTCCAGGAAGC nt-199~nt-177 3089 Ex12_F CG 2DS5_PCR_ Reverse  76 CCTTTCCTGTGGACACTTGTC nt2870~nt2890 Ex12_R 2DS5_PCR_ Forward  77 TCCTGCCAAGGATTCCAATTC nt3609~nt3631 2595 Ex45_F GA 2DS5_PCR_ Reverse  78 TCTGTCCATGCTTCTCTCCAT nt6181~nt6203 Ex45_R CC 2DS5_PCR_ Forward  79 CTTGAAGTCTCAAGACAGTGG nt9083~nt9105  863 Ex6_F GT 2DS5_PCR_ Reverse  80 ATGCACTTCATACTTTGAGCT nt9923~nt9945 Ex6_R AG 2DS5_PCR_ Forward  81 TGATGTKGAAGGAAGAGGCTC nt11029~nt11051 3851 Ex789_F TG 2DS5_PCR_ Reverse  82 AGGGGAGGTGGAACTGCATGA nt14857~nt14879 Ex789_R GA 3DL1 3DL1_PCR_ Forward  83 CGAGGTGTCAATTCTAGTGAG nt-215~nt-193 2922 Ex12_F AG 3DL1_PCR_ Reverse  84 TACCACAAACATGGCAGCG nt2689~nt2707 Ex12_R 3DL1_PCR_ Forward  85 CACCCAGGTGTGGTAGGAGCC nt1700~nt1720 4007 Ex45_F 3DL1_PCR_ Reverse  86 CTCTGTGTGGGTGAGAGGCCA nt5684~nt5706 Ex45_R TG 3DL1_PCR_ Forward  87 GCCTGTAATACCACTACTCGG nt8050~nt8072  892 Ex6_F GT 3DL1_PCR_ Reverse  88 CTAAAACACCTCGCCCTCATC nt8921~nt8941 Ex6_R 3DL1_PCR_ Forward  89 GCTATAACTGAGAAAGCAGGA nt12700~nt12722 1496 Ex789_F GG 3DL1_PCR_ Reverse  90 CTGGAAAATAGTCCGAAGAAA nt14173~nt14195 Ex789_R GG 3DL2 3DL2_PCR_ Forward  91 TGCAAGGTGGCAATTGTAGTC nt-217~nt-195 1827 Ex12_F AC 3DL2_PCR_ Reverse  92 CGACGATAGTGACACTGAAGA nt1588~nt1610 Ex12_R GC 3DL2_PCR_ Forward  93 CCTCCTCTCTAAGGCAGTGCC nt1477~nt1510 3964 Ex45_F TC 3DL2_PCR_ Reverse  94 CGGGTTTTCCTCACCTGTGAC nt5429~nt5451 Ex45_R AG 3DL2_PCR_ Forward  95 GACAGGGCACCTCCAAACCCT nt5584~nt5606 3721 Ex6_F CT 3DL2_PCR_ Reverse  96 ATTTTAGCCCAGTGACATGCA nt9282~nt9304 Ex6_R CG 3DL2_PCR_ Forward  97 GCAGGAGAAAGCTGGGTCTCC nt15186~nt15206 1099 Ex789_F 3DL2_PCR_ Reverse  98 CTGGTTTTGAGACAGGGCTGT nt16262~nt16284 Ex789_R TG 3DL3 3DL3_PCR_ Forward  99 ACAACATCCTGTGTGCTGCTG nt-63~nt-41  898 Ex12_F AA 3DL3_PCR_ Reverse 100 GTCAACCCCCTGTGTCGCCTG nt815~nt835 Ex12_R 3DL3_PCR_ Forward 101 GGAACCACAGTCATGACCCTG nt1156~nt1178 4475 Ex345_F AC 3DL3_PCR_ Reverse 102 AAAGGGTGTAGGCGTTGCTGG nt5608~nt5630 Ex345_R 3DL3_PCR_ Forward 103 TGAGCCAGTCCCTCAAGGCTC nt9865~nt9885 2165 Ex789_F 3DL3_PCR_ Reverse 104 GTTTTACTGCTGACAGAAGGC nt12007~nt12029 Ex789_R TG 3DS1 3DS1_PCR_ Forward 105 CGAGGTGTCAATTCTAGTGAG nt-215~nt-193 2314 Ex12_F AG 3DS1_PCR_ Reverse 106 CCTGTGACCATGATCACCAT nt2080~nt2099 Ex12_R 3DS1_PCR_ Forward 107 CAGCTGACACTTGTTGTAGGG nt1634~nt1656 4859 Ex345_F AG 3DS1_PCR_ Reverse 108 AGTGGCATGATCTCGGCTCAG nt6472~nt6492 Ex345_R 3DS1_PCR_ Forward 109 TGATCCGCCCACCTCCGCT nt7633~nt7651 1436 Ex6_F 3DS1_PCR_ Reverse 110 GCTGGGAGGTTTGAGCCAACG nt9048~nt9068 Ex6_R 3DS1_PCR_ Forward 111 GCTATAACTGAGAAAGCAGGA nt13101~nt13123 1484 Ex789_F GG 3DS1_PCR_ Reverse 112 GAAGGCTGAAAGCTAGTCTGA nt14562~nt14584 Ex789_R GG

(1) The first pair of 2DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex12_F (sequence: 5′-GTTCGGGAGGTTGGATCTC-3′, its position in the full genomic sequence: nt-268˜nt-250, SEQ ID No: 1) and a reverse primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-CACACTGCAGCCCCTACCG-3′, nt1332˜nt1350, SEQ ID No: 2), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3, the target amplicon is 1618 bp in length. The second pair of 2DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex4_F (5′-TGATTCTCCTGAGTCTCCAGAGG-3′, nt2501˜nt2523, SEQ ID No: 3) and a reverse primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex4_R (5′-TGGAAGGAGAAGAGGCAGTTTCC-3′, nt5288˜nt5310, SEQ ID No: 4), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 4 and its partial flanking intronic sequences, the target amplicon is 2810 bp in length. The third pair of 2DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex5_F (5′-CTGGCAGGGACCTACAGATGC-3′, nt3692˜nt3712, SEQ ID No: 5) and a reverse primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex5_R (5′-GGACAGCCATGGGCTTTCCTC-3′, nt5608˜nt5628, SEQ ID No: 6), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 5 and its partial flanking intronic sequences, the target amplicon is 1937 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-TCCTGATTGTGAGTTCTTGGCAT-3′, nt8082˜nt8104, SEQ ID No: 7) and a reverse primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-TGAGTCAGTSAGTCGAARTGTGC-3′, nt9279˜nt9301, SEQ ID No: 8), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking intronic sequences, the target amplicon is 1220 bp in length. The fifth pair of 2DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-CCTCAGCACGTTCTATGGTTACT-3′, nt12880˜nt12902, SEQ ID No: 9) and a reverse primer 2DL1_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-TGTGATTGCAGCCTCAAGTAGAC-3′, nt14249˜nt14271, SEQ ID No: 10), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL1 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 1392 bp in length.

(2) The first pair of 2DL2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL2_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-AGAGGTTGGATCTGAGACGTC-3′, nt-263˜nt-243, SEQ ID No: 11) and a reverse primer 2DL2_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-GGACCGATGGAGAAGTTGGCT-3′, nt3590˜nt3610, SEQ ID No: 12), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL2 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, intron 2/3, partial sequences of the 5′-promoter region and exon 4, the target amplicon is 3873 bp in length. The second pair of 2DL2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL2_PCR_Ex45_F (5′-GAGGCTACTAGAGACAGAGGGAC-3′, nt3207˜nt3229, SEQ ID No: 13) and a reverse primer 2DL2_PCR_Ex45_R (5′-CCCAAGCTTCGTCTTCTCTCT-3′, nt5617˜nt5637, SEQ ID No: 14), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL2 covering exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2/3 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 2431 bp in length. The third pair of 2DL2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL2_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-CATGCCAACATCATGCTGTC-3′, nt8530˜nt8549, SEQ ID No: 15) and a reverse primer 2DL2_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-TCCCTGTCCTAGCCTCCATAC-3′, nt9879˜nt9899, SEQ ID No: 16), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL2 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking intronic sequences, the target amplicon is 1370 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DL2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL2_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-GAAGTTCCACTTGCCAAGGAATG-3′, nt9210˜nt9232, SEQ ID No: 17) and a reverse primer 2DL2_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-CAGCTGCTGGTACATGGGAGC-3′, nt14071˜nt14091, SEQ ID No: 18), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL2 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 4882 bp in length.

(3) The first pair of 2DL3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL3_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-GGCYGMCTGTCTGCACAGA-3′, nt-26˜nt-8, SEQ ID No: 19) and a reverse primer 2DL3_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-GGTTTCCTGTTGCTGCTGTAG-3′, nt2560˜nt2580, SEQ ID No: 20), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL3 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of the 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3, the target amplicon is 2606 bp in length. The second pair of 2DL3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL3_PCR_Ex45_F (5′-AGAGAAGAGGGAGGGAGACAGAT-3′, nt3231˜nt3253, SEQ ID No: 21) and a reverse primer 2DL3_PCR_Ex45_R (5′-GCCATCCTGTGCCCTGATC-3′, nt5651˜nt5669, SEQ ID No: 22), which is used for amplifying the target sequences of KIR2DL3 covering exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2/3 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 2439 bp in length. The third pair of 2DL3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL3_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-CCCACCTCAGGCTCTCAAAGG-3′, nt7497˜nt7517, SEQ ID No: 23) and a reverse primer 2DL3_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-GGCGTACAATGTCAGAGCTGC-3′, nt8908˜nt8928, SEQ ID No: 24), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL3 covering exon 6 and its partial fanking sequences, the target amplicon is 1432 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DL3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL3_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-ACTGAGAAAGCAGGAGAAAGCTG-3′, nt12934˜nt12956, SEQ ID No: 25) and a reverse primer 2DL3_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-CCTTCAGATTCCAGCTGCTGG-3′, nt14063˜nt14083, SEQ ID No: 26), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL3 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 1150 bp in length.

(4) The first pair of 2DL4 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL4_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-GTGGTCAATGTGTCAACTGCACG-3′, nt-99˜nt-77, SEQ ID No: 27) and a reverse primer 2DL4_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-CACAGGCTCCAAGGATTACAATG-3′, nt1639˜nt1661, SEQ ID No: 28), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL4 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, intron 2, exon 3, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 3/4, the target amplicon is 1760 bp in length. The second pair of 2DL4 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL4_PCR_Ex35_F (5′-CTTTCTTCCCCATGGCTGAGTTG-3′, nt571˜nt593, SEQ ID No: 29) and a reverse primer 2DL4_PCR_Ex35_R (5′-CTTGGGCAACAAGAGTGAAACGC-3′, nt3848˜nt3870, SEQ ID No: 30), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL4 covering exon 3, intron 3/4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 3300 bp in length. The third pair of 2DL4 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL4_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-AACCTCTACCTCCAGGATTCAAG-3′, nt3904˜nt3926, SEQ ID No: 31) and a reverse primer 2DL4_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-GTAAGTGGAAGTGTCATGTGCAC-3′, nt5738˜nt5760, SEQ ID No: 32), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL4 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 1857 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DL4 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL4_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-CCAAGAAATGAGAGACAATCCAC-3′, nt9442˜nt9464, SEQ ID No: 33) and a reverse primer 2DL4_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-AGGCACCAGATTTGTGGTGTG-3′, nt10540˜nt10560, SEQ ID No: 34), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL4 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′UTR region, the target amplicon is 1119 bp in length.

(5) The first pair of 2DL5 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL5_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-TCATAGTGAAGGACGYGAGGTGC-3′, nt-230˜nt-208, SEQ ID No: 35) and a reverse primer 2DL5_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-AGCCAATGTGTGAACCACAATAC-3′, nt1238˜nt1260, SEQ ID No: 36), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL5 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2, the target amplicon is 1490 bp in length. The second pair of 2DL5 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL5_PCR_Ex35_F (5′-CAGGACAAGCCCTTGCTGTCT-3′, nt1571˜nt1591, SEQ ID No: 37) and a reverse primer 2DL5_PCR_Ex35_R (5′-GACAGAAACAAGCAGTGGGTCAC-3′, nt2993˜nt3015, SEQ ID No: 38), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL5 covering exon 3, intron 3/4, exon 5, the target amplicon is 1445 bp in length. The third pair of 2DL5 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL5_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-CATTTCCTCACCTCTCTCCTGTCCT-3′, nt5158˜nt5182, SEQ ID No: 39) and a reverse primer 2DL5_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-AAGAGCAGAGGCCAAATGCATCG-3′, nt6351˜nt6373, SEQ ID No: 40), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL5 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 1216 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DL5 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DL5_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-CAGATGTTGTATGTGCTTAGCTG-3′, nt7907˜nt7929, SEQ ID No: 41) and a reverse primer 2DL5_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-GGTTTTGAGACAGGGCTGTTGTC-3′, nt8937˜nt8959, SEQ ID No: 42), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DL5 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9 and partial sequences of intron 6, the target amplicon is 1053 bp in length.

(6) The first pair of 2DS1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS1_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-CATAGTGAAGGACGCTAGGTGTA-3′, nt-229˜nt-207, SEQ ID No: 43) and a reverse primer 2DS1_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-GAGCCCTCTGACCTGTGACCG-3′, nt2035˜nt2055, SEQ ID No: 44), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS1 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3, the target amplicon is 2284 bp in length. The second pair of 2DS1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS1_PCR_Ex45_F (5′-GTTCCTCTTCCACCCCCACAC-3′, nt3175˜nt3195, SEQ ID No: 45) and a reverse primer 2DS1_PCR_Ex45_R (5′-GAGGGTTTGGAGGTGCCCTGTCG-3′, nt5747˜nt5769, SEQ ID No: 46), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS1 covering exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2/3 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 2595 bp in length. The third pair of 2DS1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS1_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-TCCTGATTGTGAGTTCTTGGCAT-3′, nt8078˜nt8100, SEQ ID No: 47) and a reverse primer 2DS1_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-GTCTCCTAGATTCCAGTTACGCC-3′, nt10742˜nt10764, SEQ ID No: 48), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS1 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 2687 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DS1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS1_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-CGTGGAAAAGGCAATTCCCGA-3′, nt10765˜nt10785, SEQ ID No: 49) and a reverse primer 2DS1_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-GGAGGTGGAACAGCACGTGTC-3′, nt14330˜nt14350, SEQ ID No: 50), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS1 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 3586 bp in length.

(7) The first pair of 2DS2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS2_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-TGAGAGGTTGGATCTGAGACGTC-3′, nt-265˜nt-243, SEQ ID No: 51) and a reverse primer 2DS2_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-ACATCCAGGCTCTTATCAGCCTT-3′, nt2956˜nt2978, SEQ ID No: 52), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS2 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3, the target amplicon is 3243 bp in length. The second pair of 2DS2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS2_PCR_Ex45_F (5′-GCTTCCATGCTTCTGATAATTTTG-3′, nt2420˜nt2443, SEQ ID No: 53) and a reverse primer 2DS2_PCR_Ex45_R (5′-CTCTGGGTCTCTCCTGACCGT-3′, nt5639˜nt5659, SEQ ID No: 54), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS2 covering exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2/3 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 3240 bp in length. The third pair of 2DS2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS2_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-CATTCTGCTCCGTTGTTCTATGTC-3′, nt8282˜nt8305, SEQ ID No: 55) and a reverse primer 2DS2_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-GCCAGGGTTGCTTCATGACCTAT-3′, nt9024˜nt9046, SEQ ID No: 56), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS2 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 765 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DS2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS2_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-GATAGGCCATGGGGAGGTAAATT-3′, nt11463˜nt11485, SEQ ID No: 57) and a reverse primer 2DS2_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-GGGCAGACATGTTTATTTGAAGGC-3′, nt14250˜nt14273, SEQ ID No: 58), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS2 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 2811 bp in length.

(8) The first pair of 2DS3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS3_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-TGTAAACTGCATGGGCAGGGA-3′, nt-90˜nt-70, SEQ ID No: 59) and a reverse primer 2DS3_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-CTCTGACCTGTGACCATGATCAG-3′, nt2368˜nt2390, SEQ ID No: 60), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS3 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3, the target amplicon is 2480 bp in length. The second pair of 2DS3 specific PCR primers includes a forward 2DS3_PCR_Ex45_F (5′-CTGAGCCCAGCGGCAAGGC-3′, nt3586˜nt3604, SEQ ID No: 61) and a reverse primer 2DS3_PCR_Ex45_R (5′-ATCCCTCCCTCACACCGAGGA-3′, nt6039˜nt6059, SEQ ID No: 62), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS3 covering exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2/3 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 2474 bp in length. The third pair of 2DS3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS3_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-TACCAGGGTTCTCCTTTCTCTAG-3′, nt7491˜nt7513, SEQ ID No: 63) and a reverse primer 2DS3_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-AGGAAGGGGACCAGGAGCG-3′, nt9878˜nt9896, SEQ ID No: 64), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS3 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 2406 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DS3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS3_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-TGATGTTGAAGGAAGAGGCTCTT-3′, nt10853˜nt10875, SEQ ID No: 65) and a reverse primer 2DS3_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-GATAGTCTGAGGGGAGGTGGAACT-3′, nt14688˜nt14711, SEQ ID No: 66), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS3 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 3859 bp in length.

(9) The first pair of 2DS4 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS4_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-ACCATGTCGCTCATGGTCATCAT-3′, nt-3˜nt20, SEQ ID No: 67) and a reverse primer 2DS4_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-TTGTCCTGACCACCTTGGGGT-3′, nt3070˜nt3090, SEQ ID No: 68), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS4 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3, the target amplicon is 3093 bp in length. The second pair of 2DS4 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS4_PCR_Ex45_F (5′-TCAGTTCATACCTCCTGCCAAGG-3′, nt4419˜nt4441, SEQ ID No: 69) and a reverse primer 2DS4_PCR_Ex45_R (5′-CGTGGTCAGGAGTTCCAGAGC-3′, nt7611˜nt7631, SEQ ID No: 70), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS4 covering exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2/3 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 3213 bp in length. The third pair of 2DS4 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS4_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-CTGGACTCCCAGGGCCCAATG-3′, nt10004˜nt10024, SEQ ID No: 71) and a reverse primer 2DS4_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-AAGGTTTCCACCTCCCCAGGG-3′, nt10212˜nt10232, SEQ ID No: 72), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS4 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 229 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DS4 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS4_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-GAAAGCCCGCTGAATCCTC-3′, nt12884˜nt12902, SEQ ID No: 73) and a reverse primer 2DS4_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-GCAGAAGGCTGAAAGATAGTCTG-3′, nt15726˜nt15748, SEQ ID No: 74), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS4 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 2865 bp in length.

(10) The first pair of 2DS5 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS5_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-TGAGAACAATTTCCAGGAAGCCG-3′, nt-199˜nt-177, SEQ ID No: 75) and a reverse primer 2DS5_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-CCTTTCCTGTGGACACTTGTC-3′, nt2870˜nt2890, SEQ ID No: 76), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS5 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2/3, the target amplicon is 3089 bp in length. The second pair of 2DS5 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS5_PCR_Ex45_F (5′-TCCTGCCAAGGATTCCAATTCGA-3′, nt3609˜nt3631, SEQ ID No: 77) and a reverse primer 2DS5_PCR_Ex45_R (5′-TCTGTCCATGCTTCTCTCCATCC-3′, nt6181˜nt6203, SEQ ID No: 78), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR2DS5 covering exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial of intron 2/3 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 2595 bp in length. The third pair of 2DS5 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS5_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-CTTGAAGTCTCAAGACAGTGGGT-3′, nt9083˜nt9105, SEQ ID No: 79) and a reverse primer 2DS5_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-ATGCACTTCATACTTTGAGCTAG-3′, nt9923˜nt9945, SEQ ID No: 80), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS5 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 863 bp in length. The fourth pair of 2DS5 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 2DS5_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-TGATGTKGAAGGAAGAGGCTCTG-3′, nt11029˜nt11051, SEQ ID No: 81) and a reverse primer 2DS5_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-AGGGGAGGTGGAACTGCATGAGA-3′, nt14857˜nt14879, SEQ ID No: 82), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR2DS5 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 3851 bp in length.

(11) The first pair of 3DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL1_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-CGAGGTGTCAATTCTAGTGAGAG-3′, nt-215˜nt-193, SEQ ID No: 83) and a reverse primer 3DL1_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-TACCACAAACATGGCAGCG-3′, nt2689˜nt2707, SEQ ID No: 84), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL1 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, intron 2, exon 3, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 3, the target amplicon is 2922 bp in length. The second pair of 3DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL1_PCR_Ex345_F (5′-CACCCAGGTGTGGTAGGAGCC-3′, nt1700˜nt1720, SEQ ID No: 85) and a reverse primer 3DL1_PCR_Ex345_R (5′-CTCTGTGTGGGTGAGAGGCCATG-3′, nt5684˜nt5706, SEQ ID No: 86), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL1 covering exon 3, intron 3, exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 4007 bp in length. The third pair of 3DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL1_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-GCCTGTAATACCACTACTCGGGT-3′, nt8050˜nt8072, SEQ ID No: 87) and a reverse primer 3DL1_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-CTAAAACACCTCGCCCTCATC-3′, nt8921˜nt8941, SEQ ID No: 88), which is used for amplifying the sequence of KIR3DL1 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 892 bp in length. The fourth pair of 3DL1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL1_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-GCTATAACTGAGAAAGCAGGAGG-3′, nt12700˜nt12722, SEQ ID No: 89) and a reverse primer 3DL1_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-CTGGAAAATAGTCCGAAGAAAGG-3′, nt14173˜nt14195, SEQ ID No: 90), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL1 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 1496 bp in length.

(12) The first pair of 3DL2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL2_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-TGCAAGGTGGCAATTGTAGTCAC-3′, nt-217˜nt-195, SEQ ID No: 91) and a reverse primer 3DL2_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-CGACGATAGTGACACTGAAGAGC-3′, nt1588˜nt1610, SEQ ID No: 92), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL2 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, intron 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and exon 3, the target amplicon is 1827 bp in length. The second pair of 3DL2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL2_PCR_Ex345_F (5′-CCTCCTCTCTAAGGCAGTGCCTC-3′, nt1488˜nt1510, SEQ ID No: 93) and a reverse primer 3DL2_PCR_Ex345_R (5′-CGGGTTTTCCTCACCTGTGACAG-3′, nt5429˜nt5451, SEQ ID No: 94), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL2 covering exon 3, intron 3, exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 3964 bp in length. The third pair of 3DL2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL2_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-GACAGGGCACCTCCAAACCCTCT-3′, nt5584˜nt5606, SEQ ID No: 95) and a reverse primer 3DL2_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-ATTTTAGCCCAGTGACATGCACG-3′, nt9282˜nt9304, SEQ ID No: 96), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL2 covering exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 3721 bp in length. The fourth pair of 3DL2 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL2_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-GCAGGAGAAAGCTGGGTCTCC-3′, nt15186˜nt15206, SEQ ID No: 97) and a reverse primer 3DL2_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-CTGGTTTTGAGACAGGGCTGTTG-3′, nt16262˜nt16284, SEQ ID No: 98), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL2 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 1099 bp in length.

(13) The first pair of 3DL3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL3_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-ACAACATCCTGTGTGCTGCTGAA-3′, nt-63˜nt-41, SEQ ID No: 99) and a reverse primer 3DL3_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-GTCAACCCCCTGTGTCGCCTG-3′, nt815˜nt835, SEQ ID No: 100), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL3 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and intron 2, the target amplicon is 898 bp in length. The second pair of 3DL3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL3_PCR_Ex345_F (5′-GGAACCACAGTCATGACCCTGAC-3′, nt1156˜nt1178, SEQ ID No: 101) and a reverse primer 3DL3_PCR_Ex345_R (5′-AAAGGGTGTAGGCGTTGCTGG-3′, nt5608˜nt5630, SEQ ID No: 102), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL3 covering exon 3, intron 3, exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2 and intron 5/6, the target amplicon is 4475 bp. The third pair of 3DL3 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DL3_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-TGAGCCAGTCCCTCAAGGCTC-3′, nt9865˜nt9885, SEQ ID No: 103) and a reverse primer 3DL3_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-GTTTTACTGCTGACAGAAGGCTG-3′, nt12007˜nt12029, SEQ ID No: 104), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DL3 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 5/6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 2165 bp in length.

(14) The first pair of 3DS1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DS1_PCR_Ex12_F (5′-CGAGGTGTCAATTCTAGTGAGAG-3′, nt-215˜nt-193, SEQ ID No: 105) and a reverse primer 3DS1_PCR_Ex12_R (5′-CCTGTGACCATGATCACCAT-3′, nt2080˜nt2099, SEQ ID No: 106), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DS1 covering exon 1, intron 1, exon 2, intron 2, partial sequences of 5′-promoter region and exon 3, the target amplicon is 2314 bp in length. The second pair of 3DS1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DS1_PCR_Ex345_F (5′-CAGCTGACACTTGTTGTAGGGAG-3′, nt1634˜nt1656, SEQ ID No: 107) and a reverse primer 3DS1_PCR_Ex345_R (5′-AGTGGCATGATCTCGGCTCAG-3′, nt6472˜nt6492, SEQ ID No: 108), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DS1 covering exon 3, intron 3, exon 4, intron 4, exon 5, partial sequences of intron 2 and intron 5, the target amplicon is 4859 bp in length. The third pair of 3DS1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DS1_PCR_Ex6_F (5′-TGATCCGCCCACCTCCGCT-3′, nt7633˜nt7651, SEQ ID No: 109) and a reverse primer 3DS1_PCR_Ex6_R (5′-GCTGGGAGGTTTGAGCCAACG-3′, nt9048˜nt9068, SEQ ID No: 110), which is used for amplifying exon 6 and its partial flanking sequences, the target amplicon is 1436 bp in length. The fourth pair of 3DS1 specific PCR primers includes a forward primer 3DS1_PCR_Ex789_F (5′-GCTATAACTGAGAAAGCAGGAGG-3′, nt13101˜nt13123, SEQ ID No: 111) and a reverse primer 3DS1_PCR_Ex789_R (5′-GAAGGCTGAAAGCTAGTCTGAGG-3′, nt14562˜nt14584, SEQ ID No: 112), which is used for amplifying the target sequence of KIR3DS1 covering exon 7, intron 7, exon 8, intron 8, exon 9, partial sequences of intron 6 and 3′-UTR region, the target amplicon is 1484 bp in length.

III. All the PCR amplifications can be carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing:

10× PCR Buffer (without MgCl₂) 1.0 μL, 2.5 mM dNTP 0.8 μL, 5.0 mM MgCl₂ 3.0 μL, 10 μM each PCR Primer 0.4 μL, 50~100 ng/μL Genomic DNA 2.0 μL, 5 U/μL Taq DNA Polymerase 0.1 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL. 

IV. PCR amplifications can be conducted simultaneously under the same thermocycling parameters, and the thermocycling parameters are described below:

95° C. 3 min; 95° C. 15 Sec, 68° C. 15 Sec, 72° C. 3.5 min, 35 cycles; 72° C. 7 min;  4° C. Infinite.

V. Purification of PCR products can be carried out using the purification system described below:

1 U/μL Thermosensitive Alkaline Phosphatase 1 μL, 20 U/μL Exonuclease I 0.25 μL, 10× Reaction Buffer 3 μL, PCR Products 10 μL.

VI. Purification of PCR products can be carried out under the same thermocycling parameters, and the thermocycling parameters are described below:

37° C. 45 min, 85° C. 15 min,  4° C. Infinite.

VII. The nucleotide sequences of each exon carried by purified PCR amplicons are determined in both directions using the forward and reverse sequencing primers. As for KIR2DL1˜5, 2DS1˜5 and KIR3DL3 genes, each KIR gene is sequenced by sixteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. For KIR3DL1˜2 and KIR3DS1 genes, each KIR gene is sequenced by eighteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. A total number of 230 KIR gene-specific forward and reverse sequencing primers for all the 14 functional KIR genes are shown in the following Table 2:

TABLE 2 KIR Gene-specific Forward and Reverse Sequencing Primers for All 14 Functional KIR Genes KIR Sequencing SEQ Primer  Position in Full Gene Primer Name Direction ID No Sequence (5′→3′) Genomic Sequence 2DL1 2DL1_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 113 CGTGTTCCGCTCTTGAGCG nt-177~nt-159 2DL1_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 114 TCACTCCCTCCCTCTATTG nt50~nt68 2DL1_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 115 TTCTTGGGTGCAGGTAGGC nt855~nt873 2DL1_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 116 ACCCTGGTCCCCACAGAAC nt1210~nt1228 2DL1_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 117 AAGGGGAAGCCTGACTCAA nt3400~nt3418 2DL1_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 118 CCAATTCCTGGATCATTCA nt3827~nt3846 C 2DL1_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 119 GTTCTCAGCTCAGGTGAAG nt5420~nt5258 2DL1_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 120 AAACAAGCAGTGGGTCACT nt5574~nt5596 TGAC 2DL1_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 121 TTTCCACTGAGTGGAGGAC nt8698~nt8716 2DL1_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 122 TGGAGTTCGGAGATGGTGG nt8920~nt8938 2DL1_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 123 ATGTGGTTACCTGTCAATC nt12979~nt12997 2DL1_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 124 TCCTGCTTCCCCACATGGC nt13207~nt13225 2DL1_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 125 CTCAGCCACCTATGGTCTC nt13533~nt13551 2DL1_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 126 TCTCTGTGTGAAAACGCAG nt13835~nt13853 2DL1_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 127 ACAGAACAGCGAATAGCGA nt13667~nt13685 2DL1_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 128 TAAGATGCAGACTCATGCC nt14060~nt14078 2DL2 2DL2_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 129 AGAGGTTGGATCTGAGACG nt-263~nt-243 TC 2DL2_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 130 TCTCCAACTCTGGGCCCCG nt81~nt99 2DL2_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 131 TTCTTGGGTGCAGGTAGGC nt799~nt817 2DL2_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 132 CCCAGTCTAACCCTGGTCC nt1163~nt1181 2DL2_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 133 AAGGGGAAGCCTCACTCAT nt3332~nt3350 2DL2_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 134 GGCCCCTGTGTCTGTCCTC nt3900~nt3918 2DL2_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 135 GCTGTGACAAGGAAGATCC nt5179~nt5197 2DL2_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 136 AAGCTCCTCAGCTAAGGCT nt5564~nt5582 2DL2_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 137 ATCCCAGGACTCCCAGGGC nt8669~nt8687 2DL2_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 138 GGCGTACAATGTCAGAGCT nt8928~nt8948 GC 2DL2_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 139 ATCTGGGTGCTTGTCCTAA nt12990~nt13008 2DL2_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 140 CCTCTGCTTCGTGAGACTT nt13213~nt13233 AC 2DL2_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 141 CCCAGAAGTGCCCTCCGAG nt13628~nt13646 2DL2_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 142 TCTCTGTGTGAAAACGCAG nt13876~nt13894 2DL2_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 143 ACAGAACAGCGAATAGCGA nt13708~nt13726 2DL2_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 144 GGCTGTTGTCTCCCTAGAA GACG 2DL3 2DL3_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 145 CYGMCTGTCTGCACAGA nt-24~nt-8 2DL3_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 146 TCTCCAACTCTGGGCCCCG nt81~nt99 2DL3_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 147 TTCTTGGGTGCAGGTAGGC nt799~nt817 2DL3_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 148 ACCCTGGTCCCCACAGAAC nt1154~nt1172 2DL3_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 149 CAGCAAGGGGAAGCCTCA nt3329~nt3346 2DL3_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 150 GGCCCCTGTGTCTGTCCTC nt3901~nt3919 2DL3_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 151 GAGCATTAGGTCATAGAGC nt5131~nt5149 2DL3_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 152 CTCTCTGCATCTGTCCATG nt5602~nt5624 CTTC 2DL3_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 153 TACTCAGGAGTTTGAGGCC nt8310~nt8328 2DL3_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 154 GGCGTACAATGTCAGAGCT nt8908~nt8928 GC 2DL3_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 155 TCTGGGTGCTTGTCCTAAA nt12969~nt12989 GG 2DL3_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 156 CAGGCAATGGTCTGTGAGC nt13361~nt13379 2DL3_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 157 CTTCATCGCTGGTGCTG nt13166~nt13182 2DL3_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 158 GCTGAGTGAGGGAGGGTGC nt13772~nt13790 2DL3_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 159 CCCAGCCTCGTGGCTAG nt13724~nt13740 2DL3_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 160 GGCAGGAGACAACTTTGGA nt13957~nt13978 TCW 2DL4 2DL4_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 161 GTGGTCAATGTGTCAACTG nt-99~nt-77 CACG 2DL4_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 162 CCTGAGCCACTGGGCGCCA nt166~nt184 2DL4_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 163 GAGCCATGTTCTGAAGCAA nt111~nt131 GT 2DL4_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 164 CACCCTCTGTGCTGCCTCC nt345~nt363 2DL4_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 165 TACTCCTCTCTGAGGCGGC nt1140~nt1158 2DL4_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 166 CCAGAAGCTCTGGGACTCA nt1502~nt1520 2DL4_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 167 GGGAGGGGAGCTGTGACA nt2275~nt2293 2DL4_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 168 GCTTCTCTCCATCATCAGC nt2691~nt2709 2DL4_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 169 CAGGCATCCTCATTGCCAC nt5179~nt5197 2DL4_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 170 TGGCAGGTGCTGAGCCAAC nt5341~nt5359 2DL4_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 171 TCGCCAGACACCTGCATGC nt9519~nt9537 2DL4_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 172 TTTGGAGCACCAGC nt9600~nt9613 2DL4_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 173 GAGGACCCAGAAGTGCCCT nt10030~nt10048 2DL4_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 174 CTGGAGAGAGGGAAATCCT nt10215~nt10233 2DL4_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 175 CCAGCCTCATGGATACAGT nt10150~nt10233 CT 2DL4_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 176 GGAAGAGTGATGCTCTAAG nt10516~nt10538 ATGG 2DL5 2DL5_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 177 CCAAATAACATCCTGTGCG nt-67~nt-47 CT 2DL5_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 178 AGATCTCCATCCCCGCACT nt64~nt82 2DL5_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 179 CAGCAAGGGCCTGGCTACC nt668~nt686 2DL5_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 180 GAAAATCCCCCACCGGGCT nt872~nt890 2DL5_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 181 ACAAGCCCTTGCTGTCTGC nt1575~nt1595 CT 2DL5_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 182 CAGATGCTCTGGGATTCAG nt1891~nt1909 2DL5_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 183 CAGGTGTGAGGGGAGCTGT nt2665~nt2683 2DL5_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 184 CGGGTCTGACCACTCATAG nt2970~nt2991 GGT 2DL5_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 185 TCACCTCTCTCCTGTCCTG nt5165~nt5186 TGT 2DL5_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 186 TGAGCCAATGCTTGAATCC nt5295~nt5317 AAGA 2DL5_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 187 ATCCATAAAGAGGAACTGC nt7951~nt7973 TATA 2DL5_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 188 CCTTGGTCCAGGGACCATC nt8201~nt8219 2DL5_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 189 CACCTACGGCCTCCCGCTG nt8480~nt8498 2DL5_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 190 GAGGGTGCTCACATTCTTC nt8680~nt8700 AA 2DL5_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 191 TGCCGGGGACAGAACAGTG nt8600~nt8618 2DL5_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 192 CTCAAGGCCTGACTGTGGT nt8899~nt8921 GCTT 2DS1 2DS1_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 193 CTCCCATGATGTGGTCAAC nt-109~nt-91 2DS1_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 194 TCTCCAACCCCACACTCCC nt61~nt79 2DS1_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 195 TTCTTGGGTGCAGGTAGGC nt855~nt873 2DS1_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 196 CTGCCAAGGGAATGAAAGG nt1185~nt1203 2DS1_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 197 GGTGCCATGGATGGGATGA nt3423~nt3441 2DS1_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 198 CAAGTCCTGGATCATTCAC nt3827~nt3845 2DS1_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 199 AGAGCAGGGGAGTGAGTTC nt5221~nt5239 2DS1_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 200 GGCTCTAGGATCATAGGAC nt5628~nt5646 2DS1_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 201 TCCTCAAAGATTTCCACTG nt8694~nt8706 AGTG 2DS1_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 202 GTGAGATGCTGAGTCAACG nt8871~nt8890 C 2DS1_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 203 GTGGTTACCTGCCAATCAA nt12981~nt13000 G 2DS1_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 204 TGAGGAACACACATCCGCG nt13236~nt13255 T 2DS1_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 205 ATGGCCTCCCCCTGTTTGT nt13547~nt13565 2DS1_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 206 GGGAATAAGACTAGCCACG nt13713~nt13731 2DS1_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 207 CTCCTCGGCCCAGCCTCGT nt13697~nt13715 2DS1_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 208 TCCCCTCAAGGCCTGACTG nt13971~nt13989 2DS2 2DS2_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 209 ATAACATCCTGTGCGCTGC nt-63~nt-45 2DS2_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 210 CCAACTCTGGGCCCCGATC nt78~nt96 2DS2_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 211 AAGGGAGTCCTGGTTTGCC nt772~nt790 2DS2_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 212 GTCAGAAATGTGGGCCGAG nt981~nt999 2DS2_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 213 CACCTTCTAAACTCACAAC nt3268~nt3287 C 2DS2_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 214 CACTCTGCAGCCCAATGAC nt3624~nt3642 2DS2_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 215 AGAGCAGGGGAGTGAGTTC nt5030~nt5048 2DS2_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 216 GAAGCTCCTCAGCTAAGGC nt5453~nt5471 2DS2_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 217 CCAGGGCCCAATATTAGAT nt8465~nt8483 2DS2_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 218 TGAGTCAACGCCTGAATCC nt8686~nt8704 2DS2_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 219 GCCAATCAAGAAATGCGAG nt12815~nt12833 2DS2_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 220 GTCCTGCCTCTGTGGCTCC nt13108~nt13126 2DS2_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 221 ATGAGGACCCAGAAGTGCC nt13407~nt13425 2DS2_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 222 CCTCCTGATGGTCTTGTTC nt13621~nt13639 2DS2_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 223 AGGTAGGTGCTCCTCGGCC nt13512~nt13530 2DS2_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 224 AGAAGATCCCCTCAAGGCC nt13801~nt13819 2DS3 2DS3_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 225 CAGGGAGCCAAATAACATC nt-75~nt-57 2DS3_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 226 CGCTCCCTCCCTCTATTCC nt49~nt67 2DS3_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 227 GCCGAGAGCCCTGTTCTTG nt1182~nt1200 2DS3_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 228 ACAGGACTTCCCTCCCGTT nt1432~nt1450 2DS3_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 229 AGAGAGACACCTTCTAAAT nt3780~nt3798 2DS3_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 230 ATCATTCACTCTGTGTCCG nt4152~nt4170 2DS3_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 231 AGGAAGATCCTCCATAAGG nt5596~nt5614 2DS3_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 232 GGCTCTAGGATCATAGGAC nt5957~nt5975 2DS3_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 233 TCCCAGGGCCCAATATTAG nt8968~nt8986 2DS3_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 234 CACTGAGCCCTGTGTTGGG nt9291~nt9309 2DS3_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 235 GTGCTTGTCCTAAAGAGAC nt13284~nt13304 GT 2DS3_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 236 TGAGTGGCTGCAGGGGACG nt13709~nt13727 2DS3_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 237 GACCTCAGGCACCTATGGC nt13862~nt13880 2DS3_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 238 GCTGAGTGAGGGAGGGTGC nt14082~nt14100 2DS3_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 239 CGGCCCAGCCTCGTGGCTA nt14031~nt14049 2DS3_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 240 TGTCTTGGGCCTCTGAGAA nt14196~nt14218 GGGG 2DS4 2DS4_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 241 ACCATGTCGCTCATGGTC nt-3~nt15 2DS4_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 242 GGCTCATCACTCCATCTCT nt148~nt166 2DS4_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 243 GAAGGGGCTGGCTATCAAG nt2218~nt2236 2DS4_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 244 GACTTCCCTCCCGTTTCAG nt2404~nt2422 2DS4_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 245 AGAGAGACACCTTCTAAAC nt4774~nt4792 2DS4_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 246 CACCTGGGTCTCCAAGTCC nt5168~nt5186 2DS4_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 247 AGTTCTCAGGTCAGGTGTG nt6589~nt6607 2DS4_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 248 GGAAGCTCCTCAGCTAAGG nt7001~nt7019 2DS4_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 249 CTGGACTCCCAGGGCCCAA nt10004~nt10024 TG 2DS4_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 250 TTCCACCTCCCCAGGGTTC nt10209~nt10227 2DS4_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 251 CGCCATTTGGGTGCTTGTC nt14317~nt14335 2DS4_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 252 GGTGAGGAACACACATCCG nt14611~nt14629 2DS4_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 253 AGTCTGCTGTTGGCAACTG nt14883~nt14901 2DS4_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 254 CCTCCTGATGGTCTTGTTC nt15169~nt15187 2DS4_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 255 CTCGGCCCAGCCTCGTGGC nt15072~nt15090 2DS4_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 256 CAACTTTGGATCTGGGCTC nt15304~nt15322 2DS5 2DS5_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 257 GGCGCCAAATAACATCCTG nt-72~nt-54 2DS5_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 258 GCCCAGATCTCCATCCCCG nt68~nt86 2DS5_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 259 GGCACTGAGKGTGAGTTTC nt1383~nt1401 2DS5_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 260 TGACAGGACTTCCCTCCCG nt1606~nt1624 2DS5_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 261 GACACCTTCTAAATTCACA nt3958~nt3979 AAC 2DS5_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 262 CTCTGCATCCCAATGACAA nt4315~nt4335 TG 2DS5_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 263 CCTCCCTGAGGAAAATGCC nt5786~nt5804 2DS5_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 264 TCATAGGACATGGGACAGC nt6192~nt6147 2DS5_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 265 CAGGGCCCAATATTAGATA nt9147~nt9167 AC 2DS5_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 266 GGAGTATCTGGAGTTCGGA nt9426~nt9446 GA 2DS5_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 267 CTGTCAATCAAGAAATGCG nt13495~nt13515 AG 2DS5_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 268 GGAACACACACCCGCGTGC nt13740~nt13758 2DS5_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 269 AGATAGAATGTCTGAGTCT nt14003~nt14023 GC 2DS5_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 270 ACACAGTGATCCAATTATG nt14329~nt14349 CG 2DS5_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 271 GGTAGGTGCTCCTCGGCCC nt14195~nt14213 2DS5_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 272 ATGGGAGCTGGCAACCCGG nt14528~nt14546 3DL1 3DL1_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 273 CAGGGCGCCAAATAACATC nt-74~nt-56 3DL1_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 274 CAGATCTCCATCCCCGCAC nt65~nt83 3DL1_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 275 AGGGCCTGGCTGCCAAGAC nt940~nt958 3DL1_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 276 AATGTGGGCCGAGCATCCG nt1182~nt1200 3DL1_SBT_Ex3_F Forward 277 GGGGAGAATCTTCTGGGCA nt1736~nt1756 CT 3DL1_SBT_Ex3_R Reverse 278 TGATGGGACCCTGACGGAC nt2167~nt2185 3DL1_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 279 TGGAGGCACCTGCACCAGG nt3052~nt3070 3DL1_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 280 TGGTACAGACCTCACCAAG nt3633~nt3651 3DL1_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 281 CAGGTATGAGGGGAGCTAT nt5001~nt5020 G 3DL1_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 282 CCTGTCTGCCATCCTGCGC nt5490~nt5508 3DL1_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 283 AAGCACCCTCATTTCCTCA nt8485~nt8504 C 3DL1_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 284 CAACACTTGCATCCAAGGC nt8631~nt8649 3DL1_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 285 CCCGCCATCTGGGTGCTTG nt12734~nt12752 3DL1_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 286 TCCTGCTTCCCCACATGGC nt13001~nt13019 3DL1_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 287 CCAGAAGTGCCCTCCGAGC nt13882~nt13400 3DL1_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 288 TGTTTGGGAATAACACTAG nt13507~13527 CC 3DL1_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 289 CGTGGCTAGTGTTATTCCC nt13504~nt13522 3DL1_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 290 ATGGGAGCTGGCAACTCGG nt13833~nt13851 3DL2 3DL2_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 291 GCCAAATAACATCCTGTGC nt-68~nt-48 GC 3DL2_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 292 TAGGCCGAGATCTCCATCC nt71~nt89 3DL2_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 293 GAGGCTAAGTTTACCTTCA nt624~nt644 GC 3DL2_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 294 GACTTCCCTCCTGTTTCAG nt834~nt852 3DL2_SBT_Ex3_F Forward 295 GGCCCAGCACTGTGGTGCC nt1553~nt1571 3DL2_SBT_Ex3_R Reverse 296 GCCCATTTCCCCTGTATTC nt1930~nt1948 3DL2_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 297 GAGAGATGCCTTCTAAACT nt3235~nt3253 3DL2_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 298 TCTCCATAAGAATCCCACG nt3663~nt3683 CT 3DL2_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 299 CCTCCCTGAGGAAACTGCC nt5111~nt5129 3DL2_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 300 GAAAGAGCCGAAGCATCTG nt5361~nt5379 3DL2_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 301 CAACCTCAAAGATTTCCAT nt8530~nt8550 TG 3DL2_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 302 CAACACTTGCATCCAAGGC nt8707~nt8725 3DL2_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 303 GAGATGTTCCATGTGGTTA nt15231~nt15251 CC 3DL2_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 304 GGAACACACACCCGCGTGC nt15494~nt15512 3DL2_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 305 TCTGAGTCTGGATGTTGGC nt15764~nt15782 3DL2_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 306 GGGTCTTGTTCATCAGAGT nt16046~nt16066 CC 3DL2_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 307 CCTCGGCCCAGCCTCACGG nt15957~nt15975 3DL2_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 308 GACTGTGGTGCTCGTGGGC nt16216~nt16234 3DL3 3DL3_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 309 ACAACATCCTGTGTGCTGC nt-63~nt-41 TGAA 3DL3_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 310 TCCCTCCCTCGATTCCCTT nt46~nt64 3DL3_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 311 GATGTACAGATGGATCATC nt672~nt690 3DL3_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 312 GTCAACCCCCTGTGTCGCC nt815~nt835 TG 3DL3_SBT_Ex3_F Forward 313 GCTCCACATCCTCCTCTCT nt1474~nt1492 3DL3_SBT_Ex3_R Reverse 314 ATCCCCCTTTACCCCAAAT nt1905~nt1923 3DL3_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 315 GGGAAGCCTCACTTATTTC nt2996~nt3016 AG 3DL3_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 316 ACCTGGGGCTTCCAGTCCT nt3431~nt3449 3DL3_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 317 GAGAGCTGTGACAASGAAG nt4900~nt4918 3DL3_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 318 GCAGGAAGCTCCTCAGCTA nt5294~nt5312 3DL3_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 319 GTGAGACAATTCATATAGA nt10650~nt10668 3DL3_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 320 TGCTTCCCCACATGGCCCT nt10852~nt10870 3DL3_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 321 GACCTCAGGCACCTATGGC nt11178~nt11196 3DL3_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 322 GAGTGAGGGAGGGTGCTCA nt11395~nt11413 3DL3_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 323 CRTGGCTAGTCTTATTCCC nt11358~nt11376 3DL3_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 324 CCCTAGAAGATCCCATCAA nt11627~nt11645 3DS1 3DS1_SBT_Ex1_F Forward 325 AAGCCATGCTCCGCTCTTG nt-181~nt-163 3DS1_SBT_Ex1_R Reverse 326 CAGATCTCCATCCCCGCAC nt65~nt83 3DS1_SBT_Ex2_F Forward 327 AGTGGGGGCAGCAGGGTG nt968~nt985 3DS1_SBT_Ex2_R Reverse 328 AATGTGGGCCGAGCATCCG nt1182~nt1200 3DS1_SBT_Ex3_F Forward 329 GGGGAGAATCTTCTGGGCA nt1735~nt1755 CT 3DS1_SBT_Ex3_R Reverse 330 TGATGGGACCCTGACGGAC nt2166~nt2184 3DS1_SBT_Ex4_F Forward 331 GGAGAGAGACAGACACGGG nt3485~nt3503 3DS1_SBT_Ex4_R Reverse 332 TGGTACAGACCTCACCAAG nt4007~nt4025 3DS1_SBT_Ex5_F Forward 333 CAGGTGTGAGGGGAGCTGT nt5403~nt5421 3DS1_SBT_Ex5_R Reverse 334 CCTGTCTGCCATCCTGCGC nt5892~nt5910 3DS1_SBT_Ex6_F Forward 335 TCAAGACAGTGGGCATCGC nt8763~nt8783 AC 3DS1_SBT_Ex6_R Reverse 336 GGGAGGTTTGAGCCAACGC nt9045~nt9065 TT 3DS1_SBT_Ex7_F Forward 337 CGCTGTATGTGGTTACCTG nt13165~nt13185 TG 3DS1_SBT_Ex7_R Reverse 338 GGTGAGGAACACACACCCG nt13432~nt13450 3DS1_SBT_Ex8_F Forward 339 CCAGAAGTGCCCTCCGAGC nt13784~nt13802 3DS1_SBT_Ex8_R Reverse 340 GCTGAGTGAGGGAGGGTGC nt13944~nt13962 3DS1_SBT_Ex9_F Forward 341 CGTGGCTAGTGTTATTCCC nt13904~nt13922 3DS1_SBT_Ex9_R Reverse 342 GGCCTCTGAGAAGGGCGAG nt14055~nt14073

(1) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DL1 are 2DL1_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-CGTGTTCCGCTCTTGAGCG-3′, nt-177˜nt-159, SEQ ID No: 113) and 2DL1_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-TCACTCCCTCCCTCTATTG-3′, nt50˜nt68, SEQ ID No: 114), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DL1 are 2DL1_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-TTCTTGGGTGCAGGTAGGC-3′, nt855˜nt873, SEQ ID No: 115) and 2DL1_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-ACCCTGGTCCCCACAGAAC-3′, nt1210˜nt1228, SEQ ID No: 116), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR2DL1 are 2DL1_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-AAGGGGAAGCCTGACTCAA-3′, nt3400˜nt3418, SEQ ID No: 117) and 2DL1_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-CCAATTCCTGGATCATTCAC-3′, nt3827˜nt3846, SEQ ID No: 118), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DL1 are 2DL1_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-GTTCTCAGCTCAGGTGAAG-3′, nt5240˜nt5258, SEQ ID No: 119) and 2DL1_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-AAACAAGCAGTGGGTCACTTGAC-3′, nt5574˜nt5596, SEQ ID No: 120), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DL1 are 2DL1_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-TTTCCACTGAGTGGAGGAC-3′, nt8698˜nt8716, SEQ ID No: 121) and 2DL1_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-TGGAGTTCGGAGATGGTGG-3′, nt8920˜nt8938, SEQ ID No: 122), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DL1 are 2DL1_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-ATGTGGTTACCTGTCAATC-3′, nt12979˜nt12997, SEQ ID No: 123) and 2DL1_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-TCCTGCTTCCCCACATGGC-3′, nt13207˜nt13225, SEQ ID No: 124), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DL1 are 2DL1_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-CTCAGCCACCTATGGTCTC-3′, nt13533˜nt13551, SEQ ID No: 125) and 2DL1_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-TCTCTGTGTGAAAACGCAG-3′, nt13835˜nt13853, SEQ ID No: 126), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DL1 are 2DL1_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-ACAGAACAGCGAATAGCGA-3′, nt13667˜nt13685, SEQ ID No: 127) and 2DL1_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-TAAGATGCAGACTCATGCC-3′, nt14060˜nt14078, SEQ ID No: 128), respectively.

(2) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DL2 are 2DL2_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-AGAGGTTGGATCTGAGACGTC-3′, nt-263˜nt-243, SEQ ID No: 129) and 2DL2_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-TCTCCAACTCTGGGCCCCG-3′, nt81˜nt99, SEQ ID No: 130), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DL2 are 2DL2_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-TTCTTGGGTGCAGGTAGGC-3′, nt799˜nt817, SEQ ID No: 131) and 2DL2_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-CCCAGTCTAACCCTGGTCC-3′, nt1163˜nt1181, SEQ ID No: 132), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR2DL2 are 2DL2_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-AAGGGGAAGCCTCACTCAT-3′, nt3332˜nt3350, SEQ ID No: 133) and 2DL2_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-GGCCCCTGTGTCTGTCCTC-3′, nt3900˜nt3918, SEQ ID No: 134), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DL2 are 2DL2_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-GCTGTGACAAGGAAGATCC-3′, nt5179˜nt5197, SEQ ID No: 135) and 2DL2_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-AAGCTCCTCAGCTAAGGCT-3′, nt5564˜nt5582, SEQ ID No: 136), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DL2 are 2DL2_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-ATCCCAGGACTCCCAGGGC-3′, nt8669˜nt8687, SEQ ID No: 137) and 2DL2_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-GGCGTACAATGTCAGAGCTGC-3′, nt8928˜nt8948, SEQ ID No: 138), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DL2 are 2DL2_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-ATCTGGGTGCTTGTCCTAA-3′, nt12990˜nt13008, SEQ ID No: 139) and 2DL2_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-CCTCTGCTTCGTGAGACTTAC-3′, nt13213˜nt13233, SEQ ID No: 140), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DL2 are 2DL2_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-CCCAGAAGTGCCCTCCGAG-3′, nt13628˜nt13646, SEQ ID No: 141) and 2DL2_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-TCTCTGTGTGAAAACGCAG-3′, nt13876˜nt13894, SEQ ID No: 142), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DL2 are 2DL2_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-ACAGAACAGCGAATAGCGA-3′, nt13708˜nt13726, SEQ ID No: 143) and 2DL2_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-GGCTGTTGTCTCCCTAGAAGACG-3′, nt14026˜nt14048, SEQ ID No: 144), respectively.

(3) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DL3 are 2DL3_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-CYGMCTGTCTGCACAGA-3′, nt-24˜nt-8, SEQ ID No: 145) and 2DL3_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-TCTCCAACTCTGGGCCCCG-3′, nt81˜nt99, SEQ ID No: 146), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DL3 are 2DL3_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-TTCTTGGGTGCAGGTAGGC-3′, nt799˜nt817, SEQ ID No: 147) and 2DL3_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-ACCCTGGTCCCCACAGAAC-3′, nt1154˜nt1172, SEQ ID No: 148), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR2DL3 are 2DL3_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-CAGCAAGGGGAAGCCTCA-3′, nt3329˜nt3346, SEQ ID No: 149) and 2DL3_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-GGCCCCTGTGTCTGTCCTC-3′, nt3901˜nt3919, SEQ ID No: 150), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DL3 are 2DL3_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-GAGCATTAGGTCATAGAGC-3′, nt5131˜nt5149, SEQ ID No: 151) and 2DL3_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-CTCTCTGCATCTGTCCATGCTTC-3′, nt5602˜nt5624, SEQ ID No: 152), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DL3 are 2DL3_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-TACTCAGGAGTTTGAGGCC-3′, nt8310˜nt8328, SEQ ID No: 153) and 2DL3_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-GGCGTACAATGTCAGAGCTGC-3′, nt8908˜nt8928, SEQ ID No: 154), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DL3 are 2DL3_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-TCTGGGTGCTTGTCCTAAAGG-3′, nt12969˜nt12989, SEQ ID No: 155) and 2DL3_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-CAGGCAATGGTCTGTGAGC-3′, nt13361˜nt13379, SEQ ID No: 156), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DL3 are 2DL3_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-CTTCATCGCTGGTGCTG-3′, nt13166˜nt13182, SEQ ID No: 157) and 2DL3_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-GCTGAGTGAGGGAGGGTGC-3′, nt13772˜nt13790, SEQ ID No: 158), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DL3 are 2DL3_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CCCAGCCTCGTGGCTAG-3′, nt13724˜nt13740, SEQ ID No: 159) and 2DL3_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-GGCAGGAGACAACTTTGGATCW-3′, nt13957˜nt13978, SEQ ID No: 160), respectively.

(4) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DL4 are 2DL4_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-GTGGTCAATGTGTCAACTGCACG-3′, nt-99˜nt-77, SEQ ID No: 161) and 2DL4_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-CCTGAGCCACTGGGCGCCA-3′, nt166˜nt184, SEQ ID No: 162), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DL4 are 2DL4_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-GAGCCATGTTCTGAAGCAAGT-3′, nt111˜nt131, SEQ ID No: 163) and 2DL4_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-CACCCTCTGTGCTGCCTCC-3′, nt345˜nt363, SEQ ID No: 164), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 3 of KIR2DL4 are 2DL4_SBT_Ex3_F (5′-TACTCCTCTCTGAGGCGGC-3′, nt1140˜nt1158, SEQ ID No: 165) and 2DL4_SBT_Ex3_R (5′-CCAGAAGCTCTGGGACTCA-3′, nt1502˜nt1520, SEQ ID No: 166), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DL4 are 2DL4_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-GGGAGGGGAGCTGTGACAA-3′, nt2275˜nt2293, SEQ ID No: 167) and 2DL4_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-GCTTCTCTCCATCATCAGC-3′, nt2691˜nt2709, SEQ ID No: 168), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DL4 are 2DL4_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-CAGGCATCCTCATTGCCAC-3′, nt5179˜nt5197, SEQ ID No: 169) and 2DL4_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-TGGCAGGTGCTGAGCCAAC-3′, nt5341˜nt5359, SEQ ID No: 170), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DL4 are 2DL4_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-TCGCCAGACACCTGCATGC-3′, nt9519˜nt9537, SEQ ID No: 171) and 2DL4_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-TTTGGAGCACCAGC-3′, nt9600˜nt9613, SEQ ID No: 172), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DL4 are 2DL4_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-GAGGACCCAGAAGTGCCCT-3′, nt10030˜nt10048, SEQ ID No: 173) and 2DL4_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-CTGGAGAGAGGGAAATCCT-3′, nt10215˜nt10233, SEQ ID No: 174), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DL4 are 2DL4_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CCAGCCTCATGGATACAGTCT-3′, nt10150˜nt10170, SEQ ID No: 175) and 2DL4_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-GGAAGAGTGATGCTCTAAGATGG-3′, nt10516˜nt10538, SEQ ID No: 176), respectively.

(5) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DL5 are 2DL5_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-CCAAATAACATCCTGTGCGCT-3′, nt-67˜nt-47, SEQ ID No: 177) and 2DL5_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-AGATCTCCATCCCCGCACT-3′, nt64˜nt82, SEQ ID No: 178), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DL5 are 2DL5_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-CAGCAAGGGCCTGGCTACC-3′, nt668˜nt686, SEQ ID No: 179) and 2DL5_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-GAAAATCCCCCACCGGGCT-3′, nt872˜nt890, SEQ ID No: 180), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 3 of KIR2DL5 are 2DL5_SBT_Ex3_F (5′-ACAAGCCCTTGCTGTCTGCCT-3′, nt1575˜nt1595, SEQ ID No: 181) and 2DL5_SBT_Ex3_R (5′-CAGATGCTCTGGGATTCAG-3′, nt1891˜nt1909, SEQ ID No: 182), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DL5 are 2DL5_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-CAGGTGTGAGGGGAGCTGT-3′, nt2665˜nt2683, SEQ ID No: 183) and 2DL5_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-CGGGTCTGACCACTCATAGGGT-3′, nt2970˜nt2991, SEQ ID No: 184), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DL5 are 2DL5_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-TCACCTCTCTCCTGTCCTGTGT-3′, nt5165˜nt5186, SEQ ID No: 185) and 2DL5_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-TGAGCCAATGCTTGAATCCAAGA-3′, nt5295˜nt5317, SEQ ID No: 186), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DL5 are 2DL5_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-ATCCATAAAGAGGAACTGCTATA-3′, nt7951˜nt7973, SEQ ID No: 187) and 2DL5_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-CCTTGGTCCAGGGACCATC-3′, nt8201˜nt8219, SEQ ID No: 188), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DL5 are 2DL5_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-CACCTACGGCCTCCCGCTG-3′, nt8480˜nt8498, SEQ ID No: 189) and 2DL5_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-GAGGGTGCTCACATTCTTCAA-3′, nt8680˜nt8700, SEQ ID No: 190), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DL5 are 2DL5_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-TGCCGGGGACAGAACAGTG-3′, nt8600˜nt8618, SEQ ID No: 191) and 2DL5_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-CTCAAGGCCTGACTGTGGTGCTT-3′, nt8899˜nt8921, SEQ ID No: 192), respectively.

(6) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DS1 are 2DS1_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-CTCCCATGATGTGGTCAAC-3′, nt-109˜nt-91, SEQ ID No: 193) and 2DS1_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-TCTCCAACCCCACACTCCC-3′, nt61˜nt79, SEQ ID No: 194), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DS1 are 2DS1_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-TTCTTGGGTGCAGGTAGGC-3′, nt855˜nt873, SEQ ID No: 195) and 2DS1_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-CTGCCAAGGGAATGAAAGG-3′, nt1185˜nt1203, SEQ ID No: 196), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR2DS1 are 2DS1_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-GGTGCCATGGATGGGATGA-3′, nt3423˜nt3441, SEQ ID No: 197) and 2DS1_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-CAAGTCCTGGATCATTCAC-3′, nt3827˜nt3845, SEQ ID No: 198), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DS1 are 2DS1_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-AGAGCAGGGGAGTGAGTTC-3′, nt5221˜nt5239, SEQ ID No: 199) and 2DS1_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-GGCTCTAGGATCATAGGAC-3′, nt5628˜nt5646, SEQ ID No: 200), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DS1 are 2DS1_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-TCCTCAAAGATTTCCACTGAGTG-3′, nt8684˜nt8706, SEQ ID No: 201) and 2DS1_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-GTGAGATGCTGAGTCAACGC-3′, nt8871˜nt8890, SEQ ID No: 202), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DS1 are 2DS1_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-GTGGTTACCTGCCAATCAAG-3′, nt12981˜nt13000, SEQ ID No: 203) and 2DS1_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-TGAGGAACACACATCCGCGT-3′, nt13236˜nt13255, SEQ ID No: 204), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DS1 are 2D51_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-ATGGCCTCCCCCTGTTTGT-3′, nt13547˜nt13565, SEQ ID No: 205) and 2DS1_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-GGGAATAAGACTAGCCACG-3′, nt13713˜nt13731, SEQ ID No: 206), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DS1 are 2DS1_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CTCCTCGGCCCAGCCTCGT-3′, nt13697˜nt13715, SEQ ID No: 207) and 2DS1_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-TCCCCTCAAGGCCTGACTG-3′, nt13971˜nt13989, SEQ ID No: 208), respectively.

(7) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DS2 are 2DS2_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-ATAACATCCTGTGCGCTGC-3′, nt-63˜nt-45, SEQ ID No: 209) and 2DS2_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-CCAACTCTGGGCCCCGATC-3′, nt78˜nt96, SEQ ID No: 210), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DS2 are 2DS2_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-AAGGGAGTCCTGGTTTGCC-3′, nt772˜nt790, SEQ ID No: 211) and 2DS2_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-GTCAGAAATGTGGGCCGAG-3′, nt981˜nt999, SEQ ID No: 212), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR2DS2 are 2DS2_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-CACCTTCTAAACTCACAACC-3′, nt3268˜nt3287, SEQ ID No: 213) and 2DS2_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-CACTCTGCAGCCCAATGAC-3′, nt3624˜nt3642, SEQ ID No: 214), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DS2 are 2DS2_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-AGAGCAGGGGAGTGAGTTC-3′, nt5030˜nt5048, SEQ ID No: 215) and 2DS2_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-GAAGCTCCTCAGCTAAGGC-3′, nt5453˜nt5471, SEQ ID No: 216), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DS2 are 2DS2_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-CCAGGGCCCAATATTAGAT-3′, nt8465˜nt8483, SEQ ID No: 217) and 2DS2_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-TGAGTCAACGCCTGAATCC-3′, nt8686˜nt8704, SEQ ID No: 218), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DS2 are 2DS2_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-GCCAATCAAGAAATGCGAG-3′, nt12815˜nt12833, SEQ ID No: 219) and 2DS2_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-GTCCTGCCTCTGTGGCTCC-3′, nt13108˜nt13126, SEQ ID No: 220), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DS2 are 2DS2_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-ATGAGGACCCAGAAGTGCC-3′, nt13407˜nt13425, SEQ ID No: 221) and 2DS2_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-CCTCCTGATGGTCTTGTTC-3′, nt13621˜nt13639, SEQ ID No: 222), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DS2 are 2DS2_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-AGGTAGGTGCTCCTCGGCC-3′, nt13512˜nt13530, SEQ ID No: 223) and 2DS2_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-AGAAGATCCCCTCAAGGCC-3′, nt13801˜nt13819, SEQ ID No: 224), respectively.

(8) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DS3 are 2DS3_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-CAGGGAGCCAAATAACATC-3′, nt-75˜nt-57, SEQ ID No: 225) and 2DS3_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-CGCTCCCTCCCTCTATTCC-3′, nt49˜nt67, SEQ ID No: 226), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DS3 are 2DS3_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-GCCGAGAGCCCTGTTCTTG-3′, nt1182˜nt1200, SEQ ID No: 227) and 2DS3_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-ACAGGACTTCCCTCCCGTT-3′, nt1432˜nt1450, SEQ ID No: 228), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR2DS3 are 2DS3_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-AGAGAGACACCTTCTAAAT-3′, nt3780˜nt3798, SEQ ID No: 229) and 2DS3_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-ATCATTCACTCTGTGTCCG-3′, nt4152˜nt4170, SEQ ID No: 230), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DS3 are 2DS3_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-AGGAAGATCCTCCATAAGG-3′, nt5596˜nt5614, SEQ ID No: 231) and 2DS3_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-GGCTCTAGGATCATAGGAC-3′, nt5957˜nt5975, SEQ ID No: 232), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DS3 are 2DS3_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-TCCCAGGGCCCAATATTAG-3′, nt8968˜nt8986, SEQ ID No: 233) and 2DS3_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-CACTGAGCCCTGTGTTGGG-3′, nt9291˜nt9309, SEQ ID No: 234), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DS3 are 2DS3_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-GTGCTTGTCCTAAAGAGACGT-3′, nt13284˜nt13304, SEQ ID No: 235) and 2DS3_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-TGAGTGGCTGCAGGGGACG-3′, nt13709˜nt13727, SEQ ID No: 236), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DS3 are 2DS3_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-GACCTCAGGCACCTATGGC-3′, nt13862˜nt13880, SEQ ID No: 237) and 2DS3_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-GCTGAGTGAGGGAGGGTGC-3′, nt14082˜nt14100, SEQ ID No: 238), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DS3 are 2DS3_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CGGCCCAGCCTCGTGGCTA-3′, nt14031˜nt14049, SEQ ID No: 239) and 2DS3_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-TGTCTTGGGCCTCTGAGAAGGGG-3′, nt14196˜nt14218, SEQ ID No: 240), respectively.

(9) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DS4 are 2DS4_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-ACCATGTCGCTCATGGTC-3′, nt-3˜nt15, SEQ ID No: 241) and 2DS4_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-GGCTCATCACTCCATCTCT-3′, nt148˜nt166, SEQ ID No: 242), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DS4 are 2DS4_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-GAAGGGGCTGGCTATCAAG-3′, nt2218˜nt2236, SEQ ID No: 243) and 2DS4_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-GACTTCCCTCCCGTTTCAG-3′, nt2404˜nt2422, SEQ ID No: 244), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR2DS4 are 2DS4_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-AGAGAGACACCTTCTAAAC-3′, nt4774˜nt4792, SEQ ID No: 245) and 2DS4_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-CACCTGGGTCTCCAAGTCC-3′, nt5168˜nt5186, SEQ ID No: 246), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DS4 are 2DS4_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-AGTTCTCAGGTCAGGTGTG-3′, nt6589˜nt6607, SEQ ID No: 247) and 2DS4_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-GGAAGCTCCTCAGCTAAGG-3′, nt7001˜nt7019, SEQ ID No: 248), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DS4 are 2DS4_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-CTGGACTCCCAGGGCCCAATG-3′, nt10004˜nt10024, SEQ ID No: 249) and 2DS4_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-TTCCACCTCCCCAGGGTTC-3′, nt10209˜nt10227, SEQ ID No: 250), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DS4 are 2DS4_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-CGCCATTTGGGTGCTTGTC-3′, nt14317˜nt14335, SEQ ID No: 251) and 2DS4_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-GGTGAGGAACACACATCCG-3′, nt14611˜nt14629, SEQ ID No: 252), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DS4 are 2DS4_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-AGTCTGCTGTTGGCAACTG-3′, nt14883˜nt14901, SEQ ID No: 253) and 2DS4_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-CCTCCTGATGGTCTTGTTC-3′, nt15169˜nt15187, SEQ ID No: 254), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DS4 are 2DS4_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CTCGGCCCAGCCTCGTGGC-3′, nt15072˜nt15090, SEQ ID No: 255) and 2DS4_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-CAACTTTGGATCTGGGCTC-3′, nt15304˜nt15322, SEQ ID No: 256), respectively.

(10) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR2DS5 are 2DS5_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-GGCGCCAAATAACATCCTG-3′, nt-72˜nt-54, SEQ ID No: 257) and 2DS5_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-GCCCAGATCTCCATCCCCG-3′, nt68˜nt86, SEQ ID No: 258), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR2DS5 are 2DS5_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-GGCACTGAGKGTGAGTTTC-3′, nt1383˜nt1401, SEQ ID No: 259) and 2DS5_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-TGACAGGACTTCCCTCCCG-3′, nt1606˜nt1624, SEQ ID No: 260), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR2DS5 are 2DS5_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-GACACCTTCTAAATTCACAAAC-3′, nt3958˜nt3979, SEQ ID No: 261) and 2DS5_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-CTCTGCATCCCAATGACAATG-3′, nt4315˜nt4335, SEQ ID No: 262), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR2DS5 are 2DS5_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-CCTCCCTGAGGAAAATGCC-3′, nt5786˜nt5804, SEQ ID No: 263) and 2DS5_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-TCATAGGACATGGGACAGC-3′, nt6129˜nt6147, SEQ ID No: 264), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR2DS5 are 2DS5_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-CAGGGCCCAATATTAGATAAC-3′, nt9147˜nt9167, SEQ ID No: 265) and 2DS5_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-GGAGTATCTGGAGTTCGGAGA-3′, nt9426˜nt9446, SEQ ID No: 266), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR2DS5 are 2DS5_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-CTGTCAATCAAGAAATGCGAG-3′, nt13495˜nt13515, SEQ ID No: 267) and 2DS5_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-GGAACACACACCCGCGTGC-3′, nt13740˜nt13758, SEQ ID No: 268), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR2DS5 are 2DS5_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-AGATAGAATGTCTGAGTCTGC-3′, nt14003˜nt14023, SEQ ID No: 269) and 2DS5_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-ACACAGTGATCCAATTATGCG-3′, nt14329˜nt14349, SEQ ID No: 270), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR2DS5 are 2DS5_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-GGTAGGTGCTCCTCGGCCC-3′, nt14195˜nt14213, SEQ ID No: 271) and 2DS5_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-ATGGGAGCTGGCAACCCGG-3′, nt14528˜nt14546, SEQ ID No: 272), respectively.

(11) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-CAGGGCGCCAAATAACATC-3′, nt-74˜nt-56, SEQ ID No: 273) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-CAGATCTCCATCCCCGCAC-3′, nt65˜nt83, SEQ ID No: 274), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-AGGGCCTGGCTGCCAAGAC-3′, nt940˜nt958, SEQ ID No: 275) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-AATGTGGGCCGAGCATCCG-3′, nt1182˜nt1200, SEQ ID No: 276), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 3 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex3_F (5′-GGGGAGAATCTTCTGGGCACT-3′, nt1736˜nt1756, SEQ ID No: 277) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex3_R (5′-TGATGGGACCCTGACGGAC-3′, nt2167˜nt2185, SEQ ID No: 278), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-TGGAGGCACCTGCACCAGG-3′, nt3052˜nt3070, SEQ ID No: 278) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-TGGTACAGACCTCACCAAG-3′, nt3633˜nt3651, SEQ ID No: 280), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-CAGGTATGAGGGGAGCTATG-3′, nt5001˜nt5020, SEQ ID No: 281) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-CCTGTCTGCCATCCTGCGC-3′, nt5490˜nt5508, SEQ ID No: 282), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-AAGCACCCTCATTTCCTCAC-3′, nt8485˜nt8504, SEQ ID No: 283) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-CAACACTTGCATCCAAGGC-3′, nt8631˜nt8649, SEQ ID No: 284), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-CCCGCCATCTGGGTGCTTG-3′, nt12734˜nt12752, SEQ ID No: 285) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-TCCTGCTTCCCCACATGGC-3′, nt13001˜nt13019, SEQ ID No: 286), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-CCAGAAGTGCCCTCCGAGC-3′, nt13382˜nt13400, SEQ ID No: 287) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-TGTTTGGGAATAACACTAGCC-3′, nt13507˜nt13527, SEQ ID No: 288), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR3DL1 are 3DL1_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CGTGGCTAGTGTTATTCCC-3′, nt13504˜nt13522, SEQ ID No: 289) and 3DL1_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-ATGGGAGCTGGCAACTCGG-3′, nt13833˜nt13851, SEQ ID No: 290), respectively.

(12) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-GCCAAATAACATCCTGTGCGC-3′, nt-68˜nt-48, SEQ ID No: 291) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-TAGGCCGAGATCTCCATCC-3′, nt71˜nt89, SEQ ID No: 292), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-GAGGCTAAGTTTACCTTCAGC-3′, nt624˜nt644, SEQ ID No: 293) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-GACTTCCCTCCTGTTTCAG-3′, nt834˜nt852, SEQ ID No: 294), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 3 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex3_F (5′-GGCCCAGCACTGTGGTGCC-3′, nt1553˜nt1571, SEQ ID No: 295) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex3_R (5′-GCCCATTTCCCCTGTATTC-3′, nt1930˜nt1948, SEQ ID No: 296), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-GAGAGATGCCTTCTAAACT-3′, nt3235˜nt3253, SEQ ID No: 297) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-TCTCCATAAGAATCCCACGCT-3′, nt3663˜nt3683, SEQ ID No: 298), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-CCTCCCTGAGGAAACTGCC-3′, nt5111˜nt5129, SEQ ID No: 299) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-GAAAGAGCCGAAGCATCTG-3′, nt5361˜nt5379, SEQ ID No: 300), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-CAACCTCAAAGATTTCCATTG-3′, nt8530˜nt8550, SEQ ID No: 301) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-CAACACTTGCATCCAAGGC-3′, nt8707˜nt8725, SEQ ID No: 302), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-GAGATGTTCCATGTGGTTACC-3′, nt15231˜nt15251, SEQ ID No: 303) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-GGAACACACACCCGCGTGC-3′, nt15494˜nt15512, SEQ ID No: 304), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-TCTGAGTCTGGATGTTGGC-3′, nt15764˜nt15782, SEQ ID No: 305) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-GGGTCTTGTTCATCAGAGTCC-3′, nt16046˜nt16066, SEQ ID No: 306), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR3DL2 are 3DL2_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CCTCGGCCCAGCCTCACGG-3′, nt15957˜nt15975, SEQ ID No: 307) and 3DL2_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-GACTGTGGTGCTCGTGGGC-3′, nt16216˜nt16234, SEQ ID No: 308), respectively.

(13) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR3DL3 are 3DL3_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-ACAACATCCTGTGTGCTGCTGAA-3′, nt-63˜nt-41, SEQ ID No: 309) and 3DL3_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-TCCCTCCCTCGATTCCCTT-3′, nt46˜nt64, SEQ ID No: 310), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR3DL3 are 3DL3_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-GATGTACAGATGGATCATC-3′, nt672˜nt690, SEQ ID No: 311) and 3DL3_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-GTCAACCCCCTGTGTCGCCTG-3′, nt815˜nt835, SEQ ID No: 312), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 3 of KIR3DL3 are 3DL3_SBT_Ex3_F (5′-GCTCCACATCCTCCTCTCT-3′, nt1474˜nt1492, SEQ ID No: 313) and 3DL3_SBT_Ex3_R (5′-ATCCCCCTTTACCCCAAAT-3′, nt1905˜nt1923, SEQ ID No: 314), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR3DL3 are 3DL3_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-GGGAAGCCTCACTTATTTCAG-3′, nt2996˜nt3016, SEQ ID No: 315) and 3DL3_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-ACCTGGGGCTTCCAGTCCT-3′, nt3431˜nt3449, SEQ ID No: 316), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR3DL3 are 3DL3_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-GAGAGCTGTGACAASGAAG-3′, nt4900˜nt4918, SEQ ID No: 317) and 3DL3_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-GCAGGAAGCTCCTCAGCTA-3′, nt5294˜nt5312, SEQ ID No: 318), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR3DL3 are 3DL3_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-GTGAGACAATTCATATAGA-3′, nt10650˜nt10668, SEQ ID No: 319) and 3DL3_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-TGCTTCCCCACATGGCCCT-3′, nt10852˜nt10870, SEQ ID No: 320), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR3DL3 are 3DL3_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-GACCTCAGGCACCTATGGC-3′, nt11178˜nt11196, SEQ ID No: 321) and 3DL3_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-GAGTGAGGGAGGGTGCTCA-3′, nt11395˜nt11413, SEQ ID No: 322), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR3DL3 are 3DL3_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CRTGGCTAGTCTTATTCCC-3′, nt11358˜nt11376, SEQ ID No: 323) and 3DL3_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-CCCTAGAAGATCCCATCAA-3′, nt11627˜nt11645, SEQ ID No: 324), respectively.

(14) The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 1 of KIR3DS1 are 3DS1_SBT_Ex1_F (5′-AAGCCATGCTCCGCTCTTG-3′, nt-181˜nt-163, SEQ ID No: 325) and 3DS1_SBT_Ex1_R (5′-CAGATCTCCATCCCCGCAC-3′, nt65˜nt83, SEQ ID No: 326), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 2 of KIR3DS1 are 3D51_SBT_Ex2_F (5′-AGTGGGGGCAGCAGGGTG-3′, nt968˜nt985, SEQ ID No: 327) and 3DS1_SBT_Ex2_R (5′-AATGTGGGCCGAGCATCCG-3′, nt1182˜nt1200, SEQ ID No: 328), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 3 of KIR3DS1 are 3D51_SBT_Ex3_F (5′-GGGGAGAATCTTCTGGGCACT-3′, nt1735˜nt1755, SEQ ID No: 329) and 3DS1_SBT_Ex3_R (5′-TGATGGGACCCTGACGGAC-3′, nt2166˜nt2184, SEQ ID No: 330), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 4 of KIR3DS1 are 3DS1_SBT_Ex4_F (5′-GGAGAGAGACAGACACGGG-3′, nt3485˜nt3503, SEQ ID No: 331) and 3DS1_SBT_Ex4_R (5′-TGGTACAGACCTCACCAAG-3′, nt4007˜nt4025, SEQ ID No: 332), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 5 of KIR3DS1 are 3D51_SBT_Ex5_F (5′-CAGGTGTGAGGGGAGCTGT-3′, nt5403˜nt5421, SEQ ID No: 333) and 3DS1_SBT_Ex5_R (5′-CCTGTCTGCCATCCTGCGC-3′, nt5892˜nt5910, SEQ ID No: 334), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 6 of KIR3DS1 are 3DS1_SBT_Ex6_F (5′-TCAAGACAGTGGGCATCGCAC-3′, nt8763˜nt8783, SEQ ID No: 335) and 3D51_SBT_Ex6_R (5′-GGGAGGTTTGAGCCAACGCTT-3′, nt9045˜nt9065, SEQ ID No: 336), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 7 of KIR3DS1 are 3DS1_SBT_Ex7_F (5′-CGCTGTATGTGGTTACCTGTG-3′, nt13165˜nt13185, SEQ ID No: 337) and 3DS1_SBT_Ex7_R (5′-GGTGAGGAACACACACCCG-3′, nt13432˜nt13450, SEQ ID No: 338), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 8 of KIR3DS1 are 3D51_SBT_Ex8_F (5′-CCAGAAGTGCCCTCCGAGC-3′, nt13784˜nt13802, SEQ ID No: 339) and 3DS1_SBT_Ex8_R (5′-GCTGAGTGAGGGAGGGTGC-3′, nt13944˜nt13962, SEQ ID No: 340), respectively;

The forward and reverse sequencing primers for exon 9 of KIR3DS1 are 3D51_SBT_Ex9_F (5′-CGTGGCTAGTGTTATTCCC-3′, nt13904˜nt13922, SEQ ID No: 341) and 3DS1_SBT_Ex9_R (5′-GGCCTCTGAGAAGGGCGAG-3′, nt14055˜nt14073, SEQ ID No: 342), respectively.

VIII. All the sequencing reactions can be carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing:

5× BigDye Sequencing Buffer 2.075 μL,  BigDye Terminator 3.1 0.25 μL, 10 μM Sequencing Primer 0.32 μL, Purified PCR Products Diluted 1:3 with ddH₂O  2.0 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL.

IX. The thermocycling parameters for the sequencing reaction are described below:

95° C. 1 min; 95° C. 10 Sec, 50° C. 5 Sec, 60° C. 4 min, 25 cycles;  4° C. Infinite.

Based on the structural features of KIR full genomic sequences, the distribution of single nucleotide polymorphisms in their coding regions and the length of flanking intronic sequence of each exon, the present disclosure has established a scientific and efficient PCR amplification strategy for all the 14 functional KIR genes. We design KIR gene-specific PCR and sequencing primers, and explore the optimal PCR amplification and sequencing conditions. This disclosure allows for simultaneous genotyping of 14 functional KIR genes by SBT, which is suitable for high-resolution level KIR genotyping, population genetics, tissue typing for bone marrow transplant and disease-associated studies.

The contributions of the present disclosure include: for the first time this disclosure has established the method for high-throughput simultaneous sequence-based typing of 14 functional KIR genes at high-resolution level. KIR gene-specific PCR primers with similar annealing temperatures have been designed, which allow for simultaneous PCR amplification of 14 functional KIR genes under the same PCR conditions and make the PCR procedure less time-consuming and labor-consuming. The occurrence of non-specific amplification or co-amplification events has been solved via designing KIR gene-specific PCR primers. Without using the extra commercial KIR-SSP kit, the presence or absence of 14 functional KIR genes can also be identified by agarose gel electrophoresis of PCR products. Based on our KIR SBT method, the entire coding sequence for all the 14 functional KIR genes are sequenced in both direction, the deficiencies existed in previous literatures can be overcome. Moreover, no noise and artifacts are observed in the obtained sequences, which can greatly facilitate the process of KIR allele assignment.

TABLE 3 Structure of the Coding Region and Length of Exons of the 14 Functional KIR Genes Leader Transmembrane and Length KIR Peptides Extracellular Domains Stem Cytoplasmic Region of Protein Exon Exon Exon Exon Exon Exon Exon Exon Exon Coding KIR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sequence Gene (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) 2DL1 34 36 Pseudoex 300 294 51 102 53 177 1047 2DL2 34 36 Pseudoex 300 294 51 102 53 177 1047 2DL3 34 36 Pseudoex 300 294 51 105 53 177 1050 2DL4 40 36 285 Del 294 51 105 53 270 1134 2DL5 34 36 285 Del 294 51 105 53 270 1128 2DS1 34 36 Pseudoex 300 294 51 105 53 42 915 2DS2 34 36 Pseudoex 300 294 51 105 53 42 915 2DS3 34 36 Pseudoex 300 294 51 105 53 42 915 2DS4 34 36 Pseudoex 300 294 51 105 53 42 915 2DS5 34 36 Pseudoex 300 294 51 105 53 42 915 3DL1 34 36 285 300 294 51 105 53 177 1335 3DL2 34 36 285 300 294 51 105 53 210 1368 3DL3 34 36 285 300 294 Del 105 53 126 1233 3DS1 34 36 285 300 294 51 105 51 8 1164 Del: deleted exon.

TABLE 4 Structure and Length of Non-coding Sequence of the 14 Functional KIR Genes Length of Full Length of introns 5 Intron Intron Intron Intron Intron Intron Intron Intron 3′- non-coding genomic and 6 accounting KIR 5′UTR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 UTR sequence sequence for % of full Gene (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) (bp) genomic sequence 2DL1 268 964 Intron 2/3: 2448 1529 3154 4259 462 98 510 13692 14739 50.3% (7413/14739) 2DL2 300 908 Intron 2/3: 2436 1514 3272 4265 462 98 510 13765 14812 50.9% (7537/14812) 2DL3 268 908 Intron 2/3: 2437 1515 3250 4263 462 98 510 13711 14761 50.9% (7513/14761) 2DL4 267 199 900 Intron 3/4: 873 2595 4242 461 99 407 10043 11177 61.2% (6837/11177) 2DL5 489 733 762 Intron 3/4: 875 2172 2765 462 100 415 8773 9901 49.9% (4937/9901)  2DS1 267 964 Intron 2/3: 2448 1525 3154 4263 462 98 624 13805 14721 50.4% (7417/14721) 2DS2 300 792 Intron 2/3: 2436 1518 3168 4264 462 98 624 13662 14577  51% (7432/14577) 2DS3 300 1305 Intron 2/3: 2443 1519 3153 4265 462 98 645 14190 15105 49.1% (7418/15105) 2DS4 267 2280 Intron 2/3: 2461 1552 3168 4265 462 98 624 15177 16092 46.2% (7433/16092) 2DS5 268 1498 Intron 2/3: 2444 1528 3155 4265 462 98 645 14363 15278 48.6% (7420/15278) 3DL3 267 999 745 1113 1552 3169 4282 462 118 504 13211 14546 51.2% (7451/14546) 3DS1 267 1000 744 1488 1580 3170 4280 462 98 679 13768 14932 49.9% (7450/14932) 3DL3 268 710 742 1464 1572 3166 6675 460 99 485 15641 17009 57.9% (9841/17009) 3DL3 320 677 770 1273 1578 Intron 5/6: 5466 462 98 537 11181 12414 44.0% (5466/12414)

TABLE 5 Alleles of Functional KIR Gene Released in the IPD-KIR Database (Release 2.6.0) Gene 2DS1 2DL2 2DL3 2DL4 2DL5 2DS1 2DS2 2DS3 2DS4 2DS5 3DL1 3DS1 3DL2 3DL3 Total Number of 48 30 55 52 48 16 22 15 31 18 110 30 112 111 698 KIR alleles Number of 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 7 Null Alleles

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present disclosure or the prior art solutions, a brief description of the accompanying drawings for use with the illustration of the embodiments or the prior art are provided below. It is obvious that the drawings described below depict merely some embodiments of the disclosure and those of ordinary skill in the art can obtain other drawings based on the arrangements shown in these drawings without making inventive efforts.

FIG. 1 is the technical strategy illustrating the simultaneous sequence-based typing (SBT) method for all 14 functional KIR genes, according to which:

3˜5 pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers (except that three pairs of PCR primers are used for KIR3DL3 and five pairs of PCR primers are used for KIR2DL1, four pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers are used for each of other functional KIR genes) are used to amplify the complete coding sequence of each functional KIR gene. The nucleotide sequences of the exons carried by each amplicon were determined in both directions using the specific forward and reverse sequencing primers. As for KIR2DL1˜5, 2DS1˜5 and KIR3DL3 genes, each KIR gene is sequenced by sixteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. For KIR3DL1˜2 and KIR3DS1 genes, each KIR gene is sequenced by eighteen specific sequencing primers, respectively.

FIG. 2 shows the electrophoresis of the PCR products on a agarose gel for a DNA sample with KIRAA1 profile, according to the first embodiment of this disclosure, wherein, M: DL2000 Marker; A1: Amplicon 1, amplifying the target sequence covering entire exon 1 through exon 2 of each KIR gene. A2: Amplicon 2, as for KIR3DL1˜3, 3DS1 and 2DL4˜5 genes, PCR ampicon 2 covers the target sequence of entire exon 3 through exon 5; whereas for KIR2DL1˜3 and KIR2DS1˜5 genes, PCR amplicon 2 covers the target sequence of entire exon 4 through exon 5; In particular, two separate 2DL1-specific PCR amplifications (Amplicon 2-1, Amplicon 2-2) are used for amplifying exon 4 and exon 5 of 2DL1, respectively. A3: Amplicon 3, amplifying the target sequence covering entire exon 6 of each KIR gene; A4: Amplicon 4, amplifying the target sequence covering entire exon 7 through exon 9.

FIGS. 3A to 3H indicate the effect of KIR SBT and allele assignment for a DNA sample with KIRAA1 profile that carrys 7 functional KIR genes (KIR2DL1, 2DL3, 2DL4, 2DS4, 3DL1, 3DL2 and 3DL3). The obtained sequences covering all the exons of each above KIR gene are imported into Assign 3.5 or 4.7 software, the allele level genotype of this sample in the first embodiment is KIR2DL1*00302-2DL3*00101-2DL4*00102,011-2DS4*00101,010-3DL1*00501, 01502-3DL2*00201, 010-3DL3*00901,010.

FIG. 4 shows the electrophoresis of the PCR products on an agarose gel for a DNA sample with KIRAB6 profile. According to the second embodiment of this disclosure, wherein, M: DL2000 Marker; A1: Amplicon 1, amplifying the target sequence covering entire exon 1 through exon 2 of each KIR gene; A2: Amplicon 2, as for 3DL1˜3, 3DS1, and 2DL4˜5 genes, PCR ampicon 2 covers the target sequence of entire exon 3 through exon 5; whereas for KIR2DL1˜3 and KIR2DS1˜5 genes, PCR amplicon 2 covers the target sequence of entire exon 4 through exon 5; In particular, two separate 2DL1 specific PCR amplifications (Amplicon 2-1, Amplicon 2-2) are used for amplifying exon 4 and exon 5 of 2DL1, respectively; A3: Amplicon 3, amplifying the target sequence covering entire exon 6 of each KIR gene; A4: Amplicon 4, amplifying the target sequence covering entire exon 7 through exon 9.

FIGS. 5A to 5O indicate the effect of KIR SBT and allele assignment for a DNA sample with KIRAB6 profile that carrys all 14 functional KIR genes. The obtained sequences covering all the exons of each above KIR gene are imported into Assign 3.5 or 4.7 software, the allele level genotype of the sample in the second embodiment is KIR2DL1*00302,00401-2DL2*00301-2DL3*00101-2DL4*00102,00501-2DL5A*00101,B*010-2DS1*00201-2DS2*00101-2DS3*00101-2DS4*00101-2DS5*00201-3DL1*01502-3DL 2*00201,00701-3DL3*01002-3DS1*01301.

The foregoing objects, features and advantages of the present disclosure will be described in greater detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS Embodiment 1

In the present embodiment, a randomly selected DNA sample which had been previously identified as KIRAA1 profile using a commercial KIR-SSP kit was subjected to sequence-based typing according to the present disclosure with an aim to confirm the effect of this disclosure. Firstly, the complete coding region of each functional KIR gene was separately amplified using 3˜5 pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers in an ABI 9700 PCR cycler. All the PCR amplifications were carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing:

10× PCR Buffer (without MgCl₂) 1.0 μL  2.5 mM dNTP 0.8 μL, 5.0 mM MgCl₂ 3.0 μL, 10 μM each PCR Primer 0.4 μL, 50~100 ng/μL Genomic DNA 2.0 μL, 5 U/μL Taq DNA Polymerase 0.1 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL. 

All the PCR amplifications were simultaneously amplified under the same thermocycling parameters described below:

95° C. 3 min; 95° C. 15 Sec, 68° C. 15 Sec, 72° C. 3.5 min, 35 cycles; 72° C. 7 min;  4° C. Infinite.

To confirm successful PCR amplification, 2 μL PCR products mixed with 1 μL nucleic acid dye as well as 3 μL 5×loading buffer were electrophoresed on a 2% agarose gel. The expected sizes of PCR products were in comparison with Takara DL2000 DNA markers. As a result, specific and clear PCR product bands for 7 KIR genes (KIR2DL1, 2DL3, 2DL4, 2DS4, 3DL1, 3DL2 and 3DL3) were observed on the gel, indicating the tested sample carried the above KIR genes. However, the remaining 7 functional KIR genes including KIR2DL2, 2DL5, 2DS1, 2DS2, 2DS3, 2DS5 and 3DS1 were absent since no specific PCR product band was observed on the gel. Thus, the PCR products amplified by using the PCR primers of this disclosure were subjected to agarose gel electrophoresis, the result was completely consistent with the known KIRAA1 profile. The electrophoresis images of the tested sample are shown in FIG. 2.

Now that the 7 functional KIR genes (KIR2DL1, 2DL3, 2DL4, 2DS4, 3DL1, 3DL2 and 3DL3) were present for the tested sample, the specific PCR products of these KIR genes were then purified using the same purification system described below:

1 U/μL Thermosensitive Alkaline Phosphatase 1 μL, 20 U/μL Exonuclease I 0.25 μL, 10× Reaction Buffer 3 μL, PCR Products 10 μL.

Purification of PCR products were carried out under the same thermocycling parameters described below:

37° C. 45 min; 85° C. 15 min;  4° C. Infinite.

Upon completion, dilute the purified product 1:3 with sterile deionized water. Mix gently by vortexing and centrifuge briefly.

The nucleotide sequences of each exon carried by purified PCR amplicons were determined in both directions. As for KIR2DL1, 2DL3, 2DL4, 2DS4 and 3DL3 genes, each KIR gene was sequenced using sixteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. For KIR3DL1 and 3DL2 genes, each KIR gene was sequenced using eighteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. All the sequencing reactions were carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing:

5× BigDye Sequencing Buffer 2.075 μL,  BigDye Terminator 3.1 0.25 μL, 10 μM Sequencing Primer 0.32 μL, Purified PCR Products  2.0 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL.

The thermocycling parameters for all the sequencing reactions were carried out as follows:

95° C. 1 min; 95° C. 10 Sec, 50° C. 5 Sec, 60° C. 4 min, 25 cycles;  4° C. Infinite.

When the sequencing reaction was completed, purification of sequencing reaction products was carried out by ethanol/NaOAc/EDTA precipitation method, and finally added 15 μL of Hi-Di formamide solution to each well and then denatured at 95° C. for 2.5 min in a PCR cycler. The purified sequencing reaction products were detected by capillary electrophoresis in an ABI 3730 DNA sequencer. All the obtained sequences were then imported into Assign 3.5 or 4.7 software (Conexio Genomics, Western Australia) (see FIGS. 3A to 3H), the allele level KIR genotype was identified as “KIR2DL1*00302-KIR2DL3*00101-KIR2DL4*00102,011-KIR2DS4*00101,010-KIR3DL1*00501,01502-KIR3DL2*00201,010-KIR3DL3*00901,010”.

FIG. 3D and FIG. 3E showed 2DS4 SBT results with heterozygous genotype KIR2DS4*00101, 010. Since KIR2DS4*010 has a 22 bp deletion in exon 5, whereas KIR2DS4*00101 does not possess a 22 bp deletion, forward sequencing result of exon 5 showed that nucleotide misalignment occurred at the nucleotide position nt454 and the downstream region (see FIG. 3D), while reverse sequencing result of exon 5 showed that nucleotide misalignment occurred at nucleotide position nt475 and the upstream region (see FIG. 3E).

Embodiment 2

In the present embodiment, a randomly selected DNA sample which had been previously identified as KIRAB6 profile using a commercial KIR-SSP kit was subjected to sequence-based typing according to the present disclosure with an aim to confirm the effect of this disclosure. Firstly, the complete coding region of each functional KIR gene was separately amplified using 3˜5 pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers in an ABI 9700 PCR cycler. All the PCR amplifications were carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing:

10× PCR Buffer (without MgCl₂) 1.0 μL  2.5 mM dNTP 0.8 μL, 5.0 mM MgCl₂ 3.0 μL, 10 μM each PCR Primer 0.4 μL, 50~100 ng/μL Genomic DNA 2.0 μL, 5 U/μL Taq DNA Polymerase 0.1 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL. 

All the PCR amplifications were simultaneously amplified under the same thermocycling parameters described below:

95° C. 3 min; 95° C. 15 Sec, 68° C. 15 Sec, 72° C. 3.5 min, 35 cycles; 72° C. 7 min;  4° C. Infinite.

To confirm successful PCR amplification, 2 μL PCR products mixed with 1 μL nucleic acid dye as well as 3 μL loading buffer were electrophoresed on a 2% agarose gel. The expected sizes of PCR products were in comparison with Takara DL2000 DNA markers. As a result, specific and clear PCR product bands for 14 KIR genes (KIR2DL1, 2DL2, 2DL3, 2DL4, 2DL5, 2DS1, 2DS2, 2DS3, 2DS4, 2DS5, 3DL1, 3DL2, 3DL3 and 3DS1) were observed on gel, indicating the tested sample carried the above KIR genes. Thus, the PCR products amplified by using the PCR primers of this disclosure subjected to agarose gel electrophoresis, the result is completely consistent with the known KIRAB6 profile. The electrophoresis images of the tested sample are shown in FIG. 4.

Now that the 14 functional KIR genes (KIR2DL1, 2DL2, 2DL3, 2DL4, 2DL5, 2DS1, 2DS2, 2DS3, 2DS4, 2DS5, 3DL1, 3DL2, 3DL3 and 3DS1) were present for this tested sample, the specific PCR products of these KIR genes were then purified using the same purification system described below:

1 U/μL Thermosensitive Alkaline Phosphatase 1 μL, 20 U/μL Exonuclease I 0.25 μL, 10× Reaction Buffer 3 μL, PCR Products 10 μL.

Purification of PCR products were carried out under the same thermocycling parameters described below:

37° C. 45 min; 85° C. 15 min;  4° C. Infinite.

Upon completion, diluted the purified PCR product 1:3 with sterile deionized water. Mixed gently by vortexing and centrifuge briefly.

The nucleotide sequences of each exon carried by the purified PCR amplicons were determined in both directions. As for KIR2DL1˜5, 2DS1˜5 and KIR3DL3 genes, each KIR gene was sequenced using sixteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. For KIR3DL1˜2 and KIR3DS1 genes, each KIR gene was sequenced using eighteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. All the sequencing reactions were carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing:

5× BigDye Sequencing Buffer 2.075 μL,  BigDye Terminator 3.1 0.25 μL, 10 μM Sequencing Primer 0.32 μL, Purified PCR Products  2.0 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL.

The thermocycling parameters for all the sequencing reactions were carried out as follows:

95° C. 1 min; 95° C. 10 Sec, 50° C. 5 Sec, 60° C. 4 min, 25 cycles;  4° C. Infinite.

When the sequencing reactions were completed, purification of sequencing reaction products was carried out by ethanol/NaOAc/EDTA precipitation method, and finally added 15 μL, of Hi-Di formamide solution to each well and then denatured at 95V for 2.5 min in a PCR cycler. The purified sequencing reaction products were detected by capillary electrophoresis in an ABI 3730 DNA sequencer. All the obtained sequences were then imported into Assign 3.5 or 4.7 software (Conexio Genomics, Western Australia) (FIGS. 5A˜5O), the allele level KIR genotype was identified as “KIR2DL1*00302,00401-KIR2DL2*00301-KIR2DL3*00101-KIR2DL4*00102,00501-KIR2 DL5A*00101,B*010-KIR2DS1*00201-KIR2DS2*00101-KIR2DS3*00101-KIR2DS4*0010 1-KIR2DS5*00201-KIR3DL1*01502-KIR3DL2*00201,00701-KIR3DL3*01002-KIR3DS1*01301”.

FIG. 5I and FIG. 5J showed 2DS4 SBT results with homozygous KIR2DS4*00101, 00101. Since KIR2DS4*00101 does not possess a 22 bp deletion in exon 5, forward sequencing result of exon 5 showed that no nucleotide misalignment occurred at the nucleotide position nt454 and the downstream region (see FIG. 5I), reverse sequencing result of exon 5 showed that no nucleotide misalignment occurred at nucleotide position nt475 and the upstream region (see FIG. 5J).

Embodiment 3

In the present embodiment, a total number of 306 randomly selected DNA samples which had been previously detected using a commercial KIR-SSP kit were subjected to sequence-based typing according to the present disclosure with an aim to confirm the effect of this disclosure. Firstly, the complete coding region of each functional KIR gene was separately amplified using 3˜5 pairs of KIR gene-specific PCR primers in an ABI 9700 PCR cycler. All the PCR amplifications were carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing:

10× PCR Buffer (without MgCl₂) 1.0 μL  2.5 mM dNTP 0.8 μL, 5.0 mM MgCl₂ 3.0 μL, 10 μM each PCR Primer 0.4 μL, 50~100 ng/μL Genomic DNA 2.0 μL, 5 U/μL Taq DNA Polymerase 0.1 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL. 

All the PCR amplifications were simultaneously amplified under the same thermocycling parameters described below:

95° C. 3 min; 95° C. 15 Sec, 68° C. 15 Sec, 72° C. 3.5 min, 35 cycles; 72° C. 7 min;  4° C. Infinite.

To confirm successful PCR amplification, 2 μL PCR products mixed with 1 μL nucleic acid dye as well as 3 μL loading buffer were electrophoresed on a 2% agarose gel. The expected sizes of PCR products were in comparison with Takara DL2000 DNA markers. As a result, the PCR products amplified by using the PCR primers of this disclosure were subjected to agarose gel electrophoresis, the results were completely consistent with the known KIR profiles for all the 306 DNA samples.

PCR products for KIR genes that were present in each tested DNA sample, were then purified using the same purification system described below:

1 U/μL Thermosensitive Alkaline Phosphatase 1 μL, 20 U/μL Exonuclease I 0.25 μL, 10× Reaction Buffer 3 μL, PCR Products 10 μL.

Purification of PCR products were carried out under the same thermocycling parameters described below:

37° C. 45 min; 85° C. 15 min;  4° C. Infinite.

Upon completion, dilute the purified PCR products 1:3 with sterile deionized water. Mix gently by vortexing and centrifuge briefly.

The nucleotide sequences of each exon carried by purified PCR amplicons were determined in both directions. As for KIR2DL1˜5, 2DS1˜5, and KIR3DL3 genes, each KIR gene was sequenced using sixteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. For KIR3DL1˜2 and KIR3DS1 genes, each KIR gene was sequenced using eighteen specific sequencing primers, respectively. All the sequencing reactions were carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing:

5× BigDye Sequencing Buffer 2.075 μL,  BigDye Terminator 3.1 0.25 μL, 10 μM Sequencing Primer 0.32 μL, Purified PCR Product  2.0 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL.

The thermocycling parameters for all the sequencing reactions were carried out as follows:

95° C. 1 min; 95° C. 10 Sec, 50° C. 5 Sec, 60° C. 4 min, 25 cycles;  4° C. Infinite.

When the sequencing reactions were completed, purification of sequencing reaction products was carried out by ethanol/NaOAc/EDTA precipitation method, and finally added 15 μL of Hi-Di formamide solution to each well and then denatured at 95° C. for 2.5 min in a PCR cycler. The purified sequencing reaction products were detected by capillary electrophoresis in an ABI 3730 DNA sequencer. All the obtained sequences were then imported into Assign 3.5 or 4.7 software (Conexio Genomics, Western Australia), the allele level KIR genotype for each sample was identified (see Table 6). The identified alleles and their frequencies of 14 functional KIR genes in southern Chinese Han population (n=306) were provided in Table 7.

TABLE 6 SBT Results of 14 Functional KIR Genes in Southern Chinese Han Population (n = 306) No. 2DL1 2DL2/3 2DL4 2DL5A 2DL5B 2DS1 2DS2 1 00302 3*00101, 3*00109 00102, 00501 005 00201 2 00302 3*00101  011 3 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 4 00302 3*00109, 3*023   006, 00801 5 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  6 00302 3*00101 00102 7 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 8 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 9 00302 3*00101, 3*028  00102, 00801 10 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 006  001 00201 11 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  12 00201 2*00301, 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 13 00302 3*00101, 3*029  00102 14 00302 3*00101 00102, 006  15 00302 3*00101 00102 16 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 00101 17 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  18 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 011  001 00201 19 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 006  00101 20 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501 001 010 00201 00101 21 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 006 00201 00101 22 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  23 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 24 00302 3*00101 00102 25 00302, 00401 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 006  010 00101 26 00302, 00401 2*00101, 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 002 00201 00101 27 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 006  00101 28 00201 3*00201 00102, 011  29 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 006  30 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00103, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 31 00302, 00401 2*00301, 3*00101 00501 001, 005 00201 00101 32 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 006 00201 00101 33 00201 3*00201 00501, 011  012 00201 34 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  35 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 36 00302, 00401 2*00101, 3*00101 00102 002 00101 37 00302 3*00101 00102, 00504 001 00201 38 00302 3*00101 00102 39 00302 3*00101 00102 40 00302 3*00101 00102 41 00302 3*00101 00102 42 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00503 001, 012 00201 00101 43 00302, 00401 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 010 00101 44 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 00101 45 00302 3*00101 00501, 006  005 00201 46 00302, 031  3*00101, 3*023  00102, 00501 001 00201 47 00302 3*00101 00801, 011  48 00302, 00401 2*00101, 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 002 00101 49 00302 3*00101 00103, 011  50 00302, 00401 2*00101, 3*00101 00102 002 009 51 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 006  001 00201 52 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  53 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  54  001, 00201 2*00101, 3*00201 00501 001 002 00201 009 55 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  56 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 022 00201 57 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102 58 00302 3*00101, 3*027   011 59 00302 3*00101, 3*023  00102 60 00302 3*00101 00102 61 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  62 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 63 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  64 00302 3*00101 00102, 006  65 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 006  66 00401 2*00101, 2*00301 00102, 00801 002, 010 00101, 009 67 00302 2*00301, 3*00101  006, 00801 00101 68 00302 3*00101 00102 69 00201 2*00301, 3*00201  011 008 00101 70 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 011  001 00201 71 00302, 00401 2*00301, 3*023  00102, 00103 010 00101 72 030 3*00101  011 73 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 74 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  75 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102 76 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 77 00302 3*00101 00102 78 00302, 00401 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 010 00201 00101 79 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 011  001 00201 80 00201, 00302 3*00201, 3*023  00102 81 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 82 00302 3*00101 00501, 00801 005 00201 83 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201  006, 00801 84 00302 3*00101 00102 85 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  86 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102 87 00302 3*00101 00102 88 00302 3*00101 00102 89 00302 3*00101 00102, 00103 90 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00103, 00501 005 010 00201 00101 91 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501, 011  001 006 00201 00101 92 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  93 00302 3*00101, 3*023  00102, 00501 001 00201 94 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  95 00401 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 96 00302 3*00101, 3*023  00102 97 00302 3*00101 00102, 006  98 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 00801 99 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  100 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 012 006 00201 00101 101 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102 102 00302 3*00101 00501 001, 005 00201 103 00401 2*00301 00102 006, 010 00201 00101 104 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00103, 00501 001 00201 105 00302 3*00101 00501, 00801 005 00201 106 00302 3*00101, 3*023  00102, 00801 107 00305 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 006  00101 108 00302 2*00101, 3*00101 00102 002 00201 00101 109 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*015  00102, 011  110 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00503, 011  001 006 00201 00101 111 00302 3*00101, 3*019  00102, 011  112 00302, 00401 2*00101, 3*00101 00501, 011  005 002 00201 00101 113 00302 3*00101 00103, 00801 114 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  115 00302 3*00101 00102, 006  116 00302 3*00101, 3*025  00102, 011  117 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 118 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 006  119 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501, 011  001 006 00201 00101 120 00302 3*00101 00501, 011  121 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 011  001 00201 122 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  123 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 124 2*00301 00501 001 006 00202 00101 125 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 126 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 006  127 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 128 00302 3*00101 00102 129 00302 3*00101 00102 130 00302 3*00101 00102, 00504 001 00201 131 00302 3*00101 00102, 00103 132 2*00301 00102, 00501 012 006 00201 00101 133 00302 2*00301, 3*00101  006 00101 134 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 135 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501, 006  001 006 00201 00101 136 00302 3*00101 00102, 00103 137 00302 3*00101 00102 138 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 011  00101 139 00302 3*00101, 3*00109 00102, 00501 001 00201 140 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 141 00201 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 142 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 143 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 144 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201  011 145 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  146 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00801 147 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 148 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  149 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*015  00501, 006  005 00201 150 00201 3*00201, 3*022  00102 151 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 152 00302 3*00101 00102 153 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00103, 00801 154 00302 3*00101 00102 155 00302 3*00101 00102 156 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00801 157 00201 2*00301, 3*00201 00102, 00801 00101 158 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 159 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102 160 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 006  161 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 162 00302 3*00101 00102 163 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 164 00302, 00401 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00103 010 00101 165 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102 166 00201 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 167 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 006  001 00201 168 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 169 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  170 00302 3*00101 00102 171 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 00801 172 00302 3*00101, 3*023  00102, 011  173 00302 3*00101 00102 174 00302 3*00101 00501, 00801 001 00201 175 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 176 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00103 177 00302 3*00101, 3*00109 00501, 033  005 00201 178 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00103 179 00302 3*00101 00102, 00103 180 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 181 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 182 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 183 00302 3*00101, 3*023  00102, 006  184 00302 2*00301, 013, 3*00101 00102, 006  00101 185 00302 3*00101 00102 186 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 187 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 00101 188 00302 3*00101, 3*021  00102, 00103 189 00201, 00302 3*022, 3*023 00102 190 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501 001 006 00201, 006 00101 191 00302 3*00101 00102 192 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  193 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 194 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00103, 00801 00101 195 00302 3*00101 00102 196 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 197 00302 3*00101 00102 198 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 199 00302 3*00101 00102 200 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 201 00302 3*00101  006, 00801 202 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102 203 00302 3*00101 00102 204 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501, 011  001 006 00201 00101 205 00302, 00401 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 010 00101 206 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201  011 207 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 00101 208 00302 3*00101, 3*00110 00102, 00501 209 00302 3*00101 00102 210 00302 3*00101 00102 211 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 011  00101 212 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 006  001 00201 213 00302 3*00101 00501, 011  005 214 00201 2*00301, 3*00201 00102, 00103 00101 215 00302 3*00101 00102 216 00302, 00401 2*00101, 3*00101 00102, 006  002 00101 217 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 218 00302 3*00101 00102 219 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 220 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  221 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 010 00201 00101 222 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501 001 006 00201 00101 223 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 224 00302 3*00101 00102 225 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 226 00302 3*00101 00102 227 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 228 00302 3*00101 00102 229 00401 2*00101, 2*00301 00102, 00501 005 010 00101 230 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  231 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 232 00302 3*00101 00102 233 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00801, 011  234 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501, 00801 001 006 00101 235 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  236 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  237 00201 3*00201 00501, 006  005 00201 238 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 239 00302 3*00101 00102, 006  240 00302 3*00101 00102, 00103 241 00302 3*00101 00102 242 00302 3*00101 00102 243 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  244 00302 3*00101 00102 245 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 246 00302 2*00301, 3*00101  006, 00801 00101 247 00302 3*00101, 3*026   006 248 00302 3*00101 00102 249 00302 3*00101 00102 250 00302 3*00101 00501, 006  005 00201 251 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  252 00302 3*00101 00102 253 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 254 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 011  255 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 256 00201, 00302 3*00201, 3*031  00102, 006  257 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00501 001 00201 258 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 259 00302 3*00101 00103, 011  260 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00501, 011  001 00201 261 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00103 262 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00501, 011  005 010 00201 00101 263 00302 3*00101 00102, 011  264 00302 3*00101 00102, 034  001 00201 265 00302 3*00101 00501 001 00201 266 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00202 267 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 006, 011 268 00302 3*00101 00102, 032  269 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 006  270 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 271 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 006, 011 001 00201 272 00302, 00401 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 010 00101 273 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 006, 011 274 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 006, 011 275 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 276 00304 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 011  00101 277 00302 3*00101, 3*023  00102 278 00302 3*00101, 3*023  00102 279 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102, 00103 280 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00102 281 00302 3*00101 00501, 011  005 00201 282 00302, 033  3*00101 00102 283 00302 3*00101 00501, 00801 001 00201 284 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 285 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 001 00201 286 00302, 00401 2*00101, 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 002 00101 287 00302 3*00101 00102 288 00302 3*00101 00103, 006  289 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 006, 011 290 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 291 2*00301 00102, 00501 001 006 00201 00101 292 00302 3*00101  011 293 00302 3*00101 00102 294 00302 3*00101 00102 295 00302 3*00101 00102, 006  296 00302 3*00101 00102 297 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102 006 00201 00101 298 00302 3*00101 00102, 00501 005 00201 299 00302 3*00101 00102, 006  300 00302 2*00301, 3*00101 00102, 00801 00101 301 00302 3*00101 00102, 00801 302 00302 3*00101, 3*026  00103, 006  303 00302 3*00101 00103, 00501 005 00201 304 00201, 00302 3*00101, 3*00201 00103 305 00302, 034  3*00101, 3*00201 00102 306 00302 3*00101 00102 No. 2DS3 2DS4 2DS5 3DL1/S1 3DL2 3DL3 1 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301, 00701, 039  010 S1*082 2  010 L1*00501 010 010 3 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 008, 009 4 00301, 00401 L1*00101, L1*00701 008, 010 010 5 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 010 6 00101 L1*01502 002 008 7 00201 00105 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 008, 010 8 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 093 009, 010 9 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 001, 008 10 00401 00201 L1*00701, S1*01301 002, 008 001, 009 11 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 009 12 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 048 13 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 14 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 009, 010 15 00101 L1*01502 002 008 16 00101 L1*01502 002, 039 008, 028 17 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 009, 010 18  018 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301 001, 010 006, 010 19 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 008, 009 20 00201 00201 S1*01301 00701  008, 010 21 00101 00201 L1*01502 00701, 039  008, 010 22 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002 010 23 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 008, 010 24 00101 L1*01502, L1*02901 002 009, 010 25 001 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 010 008, 009 26 001 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 015 010, 028 27 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 008, 010 28 29 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 009, 048 30 00101 00201  L1*020, S1*01301 002, 009 010, 028 31 001, 00201 00201 S1*01301  002, 00701 004, 015 32 00101 00201 L1*01502  002, 00701 008, 010 33  010 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301,  002, 00701  001, 04802 S1*084 34 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 001, 002 35 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 008, 015 36 001 00101 L1*01502, L1*02901 002 010 37 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 093 008, 010 38 00101 L1*01502 002 010, 015 39 00101 L1*01502 002 009 40 00101 L1*01502 002 009 41 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 42 00201 S1*01301 00701  008, 010 43 001 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 44 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 45 00201 00401 L1*00701, S1*01301 00701, 008  008, 010 46 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 009, 010 47 00301, 010  L1*00101, L1*00501 001, 010 010 48 001 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301, 002 009 S1*082 49 00301, 010  L1*00501, L1*008  009, 010 009, 010 50 001 00101 L1*01502 002, 039 010, 028 51 00401 00201 L1*00701, S1*01301 00701, 008  001, 010 52 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 009 53 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 010 54 001 00201 S1*01301 00701  001, 048 55 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010  010, 04802 56 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00707 009, 010 57 00101 L1*01502 002 006, 010 58  010 L1*00501 010 009, 010 59 00101 L1*01502 002 010 60 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 61 00101 L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 039 010 62 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301, 001, 015 008 S1*083 63 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 002, 010 64 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 021 010 65 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 008, 010 006, 010 66 001 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 003, 004 67 00301, 00401 L1*00101, L1*00701 001, 008 010 68 00101 L1*01502 002 010 69  010 00201 L1*00501  002, 00701 02602  70  010 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301,  001, 00701 006, 010 S1*078 71 001 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  002, 009 010 72  010 L1*00501 010 010 73 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 008, 010 74 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 009, 010 75 00101 L1*01502 002  010, 02602 76 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 093 010 77 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 009 78 001 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 010 79  010 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301 002 006, 009 80 00101 L1*01502 002 006, 010 81 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 009 82 00201 00301 L1*00101, S1*01301  001, 00707 010 83 00301, 00401 L1*00701, L1*070  001, 008 006, 010 84 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 85 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 010 86 00101 L1*01502 002 001, 010 87 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 88 00101 L1*01502 002 010, 015 89 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  001, 002 010 90 00201 00101  L1*020, S1*01301 00701, 009  008, 010 91  010 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301 00701, 010  010 92 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 010 93 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 009, 015 94 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 010 95 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002  009, 01003 96 00101 L1*01502 002 010 97 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 009 009 98 00401, 010  L1*00501, L1*00701 008, 010 006, 010 99 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010  008, 04802 100 00101 00201 L1*02901, S1*01301  002, 00701 010 101 00101 L1*01502 002 001, 010 102 00201 00201 S1*01301 00701, 027  010 103 001 00101 00201 L1*01502  002, 00701 004, 028 104 00101 00201  L1*020, S1*01301 002, 009 010, 064 105 00201 00101, 010  L1*00101, S1*01301  001, 00701 009, 010 106 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 010 107 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 021 010 108 00201 00101 L1*01502  002, 00701 010 109 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002  010, 04802 110  010 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301 00701, 010  008, 009 111 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002 009, 010 112 001, 00201 010 L1*00501, S1*01301 00701, 010  010 113 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*020  002, 009 009, 015 114 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 010, 015 115 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 008 116 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 009 117 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 010 118 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 039, 083 006, 010 119  010 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301 002 008 120  010 L1*00501, L1*00502 010, 021 010 121  010 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301 002, 010 006, 009 122 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 010 123 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 010 124 00201 S1*01301 00701  028 125 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 010, 015 126 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 016 008, 048 127 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 039, 093 008, 010 128 00101 L1*01502 002 009 129 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 130 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 039, 093 010 131 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  002, 009 010 132 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 004, 028 133 00401 L1*00701 008 008, 015 134 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 009, 015 135 00401 00201 L1*00701, S1*01301 002, 008 009, 010 136 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  010, 039 008, 010 137 00101 L1*01502, L1*02901 002, 010 010 138 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008 139 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 009, 010 140 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 015 006, 009 141 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 001, 006 142 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 002, 010 010, 015 143 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 010 144  010 L1*00501 002, 010 001, 010 145 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 006, 010 146 00301, 00401 L1*00101, L1*00701 008, 016 008, 064 147 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 010, 013 148 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 010 149 00201 00401 L1*00701, S1*01301 00701, 008   010, 04802 150 00101 L1*01502 002 001, 063 151 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 006, 009 152 00101 L1*01502 002 010 153 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*020  001, 009 001, 010 154 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 155 00101 L1*01502 002 008 156 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 002, 010  010, 02602 157 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010  006, 02602 158 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 008, 010 159 00101 L1*01502 002 001, 008 160 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 010, 065 161 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 008 162 00101 00201 L1*01502 002 008, 009 163 00101 00201 L1*02901, S1*01301  002, 00701 001, 010 164 001 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  002 008, 010 165 00101 L1*01502 002, 039 010, 062 166 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 010 001 167 00401 00201 L1*00701, S1*01301 00701, 008  001, 010 168 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 093 010 169 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 009 170 00101 L1*01502 002 010 171 00401, 010  L1*00501, L1*00701 008, 010 001, 008 172 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002 009, 010 173 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 174 00301 00201 L1*00101, S1*01301  001, 00701 008, 010 175 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 006, 008 176 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  002, 009 010, 062 177 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 010 178 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  002, 009 009, 048 179 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  009, 021 010 180 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 010 181 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 010 182 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 008, 010 183 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 009, 010 184 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 021 008, 010 185 00101 L1*01502, L1*01505 002 010 186 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 00701, 010  010 187 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  002, 009 010, 015 188 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 009, 010 189 00101 L1*01502 002, 039  010, 04802 190 00201 S1*01301  002, 00701 001, 048 191 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 192 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002 010 193 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 009 194 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*020  009, 010 003, 010 195 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 196 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 010, 015 197 00101 L1*01502 002, 010 008 198 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 009 199 00101 L1*01502 001, 002 009, 010 200 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 008, 010 201 00301, 00401 L1*00101, L1*00701 001, 009 009, 010 202 00101 L1*01502 002, 039 006, 010 203 00101 L1*01502 002, 039 008 204  010 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301 002, 091 010, 028 205 001 00101 L1*01502 002 010 206  010 L1*00501 010 006, 010 207 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 208 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 009, 010 209 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 210 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 211 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 010, 039 008, 009 212 00401 00201 L1*00701, S1*01301 00701, 008   008, 04802 213 00201  010 L1*00501, S1*01301 00706, 010  009, 015 214 00101  L1*020, L1*02901 002, 009 02602, 04802 215 00101 L1*01502 002 009 216 001 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 008, 009 217 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 010 218 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 219 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 006, 010 220 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 021  010, 02602 221 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301 001, 010 008 222 00201 S1*01301 00701, 015  010 223 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 010 224 00101 L1*01502 002 010, 015 225 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 015 009, 010 226 00101 L1*01502 002 010 227 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 002, 010 228 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 009 229 001  010 L1*01502, L1*00501, 002, 010 003, 028 S1*01301 230 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 010, 065 231 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 008, 010 232 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 233 00301, 010  L1*00101, L1*00501 001, 002 001, 009 234 00301 00201 L1*00101, S1*01301 001, 002 010 235 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002 010 236 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 008, 009 237 00201 00401 L1*00701, S1*01301 00701, 008  001, 006 238 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 027 008, 010 239 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 009, 010 240 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  002, 084 008, 015 241 00101 L1*01502 002, 039 009, 010 242 00101 L1*01502, L1*02901 002 008, 010 243 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010  010, 04802 244 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 245 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 008, 010 246 00301, 00401 L1*00101, L1*00701 001, 008 008, 010 247 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 010, 015 248 00101 L1*01502  002, 00701 009, 010 249 00101 L1*01502 002, 010 009, 010 250 00201 00401 L1*00701, S1*01301, 00701, 008  010 S1*085 251 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 010 001, 015 252 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 253  017 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 008, 009 254 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 091 006, 009 255 00201 00101 L1*01502, L1*079, 00701, 039  008, 010 S1*01301 256 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 010, 064 257 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002, 039 006, 008 258 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 00701, 010  008, 009 259 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*020  009, 010 010 260  018 00201 L1*00501, S1*01301 001, 010 006, 009 261 00101 L1*01502, L1*020  002, 009 010, 063 262 00201  010 L1*00501, S1*01301 00706, 010  008 263 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 001, 002 008, 010 264 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 010 265 00201 S1*01301 002 009, 010 266 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 008, 010 267 00401, 010  L1*00501, L1*00701 001, 002  010, 04802 268 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 269 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 008, 039  008, 04802 270 00101, 00301 L1*01502, L1*070  001, 002 009, 010 271 00401 00201 L1*00701, S1*01301 002, 008 006, 010 272 001 00101 L1*01502, L1*02901 002 008, 015 273 00401, 010  L1*00501, L1*00701 002, 010  010, 04802 274 00401, 010  L1*00501, L1*00701 008, 010 006, 010 275 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 010 276 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*01502 002, 091 010 277 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 278 00101 L1*01502 002, 099 010 279 00101  L1*020, L1*02901 002, 009 006, 008 280 00101 L1*01502 002 001, 010 281 00201  010 L1*00501, S1*01301 010, 015 010 282 00101 L1*01502 002 009, 010 283 00301 00201 L1*00101, S1*01301  001, 00701 008, 010 284 00101, 010  L1*00501, L1*02901 001, 002 009, 010 285 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 009, 010 286 001 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701, 002, 008 010 S1*01301 287 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 009 288 00101, 00401 L1*00701, L1*020  008, 009 010, 015 289 00401, 010  L1*00501, L1*00701 010, 016 001, 010 290 00101 L1*01502, L1*020, 002, 009 008, 009 S1*01301 291 00101 00201 L1*01502, S1*01301 002 004, 028 292  010 L1*00501 010 008, 010 293 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 294 00101 L1*01502 002 008, 010 295 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 010 296 00101 L1*01502 002 010 297 00101 00201 L1*01502  002, 00701 008, 009 298 00201 00101 L1*01502, S1*01301  002, 00701 009, 010 299 00101, 00401 L1*01502, L1*00701 002, 008 008, 009 300 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 002, 010 009, 010 301 00101, 00301 L1*00101, L1*01502 001, 002 008, 009 302 00401 L1*00701 008 001, 010 303 00201 00101 L1*020, S1*01301,  002, 00701 008, 010 S1*085 304 00101 L1*020  002, 009 006, 010 305 00101 L1*01502 002, 039 008, 062 306 00101 L1*01502 001, 010 010

TABLE 7 Alleles and their Frequencies of 14 Functional KIR Genes in Southern Chinese Han Population (n = 306) N Freq. Cen KIR3DL3 *001 24 0.078 *002 3 0.010 *003 3 0.010 *004 5 0.016 *006 28 0.092 *008 98 0.320 *009 85 0.278 *010 212 0.693 *01003 1 0.003 *013 1 0.003 *015 20 0.065 *02602 6 0.020 *028 10 0.033 *048 6 0.020 *04802 12 0.039 *062 3 0.010 *063 2 0.007 *064 3 0.010 *065 2 0.007 KIR2DS2 *00101 65 0.212 *009 3 0.010 neg 239 0.781 KIR2DL5B *002 10 0.033 *006 24 0.078 *008 1 0.003 *010 14 0.046 neg 259 0.846 KIR2DS3 *001 19 0.062 *00201 32 0.105 neg 257 0.840 KIR2DS5 *00201 76 0.248 neg 230 0.752 KIR2DL2/3 2*00101 11 0.036 2*00301 58 0.190 2*013 1 0.003 3*00101 284 0.928 3*00109 4 0.013 3*00110 1 0.003 3*00201 74 0.242 3*015 2 0.007 3*019 1 0.003 3*021 1 0.003 3*022 2 0.007 3*023 13 0.042 3*025 1 0.003 3*026 2 0.007 3*027 1 0.003 3*028 1 0.003 3*029 1 0.003 3*031 1 0.003 KIR2DL1 *001 1 0.003 *00201 76 0.248 *00302 285 0.931 *00304 1 0.003 *00305 1 0.003 *00401 19 0.062 *030 1 0.003 *031 1 0.003 *033 1 0.003 *034 1 0.003 neg 3 0.010 Tel KIR2DL4 *00102 231 0.755 *00103 25 0.082 *00501 104 0.340 *00503 2 0.007 *00504 2 0.007 *006 44 0.144 *00801 35 0.114 *011 68 0.222 *032 1 0.003 *033 1 0.003 *034 1 0.003 KIR3DL1/S1 L1*00101 30 0.098 L1*00501 73 0.239 L1*00502 1 0.003 L1*00701 49 0.160 L1*008 1 0.003 L1*01502 228 0.745 L1*01505 1 0.003 L1*020 24 0.078 L1*02901 10 0.033 L1*070 2 0.007 L1*079 1 0.003 S1*01301 104 0.340 S1*078 1 0.003 S1*082 2 0.007 S1*083 1 0.003 S1*084 1 0.003 S1*085 2 0.007 KIR2DL5A *001 67 0.219 *005 32 0.105 *012 4 0.013 *022 1 0.003 neg 205 0.670 KIR2DS4 *00101 241 0.788 *00105 1 0.003 *00301 32 0.105 *00401 49 0.160 *010 71 0.232 *017 1 0.003 *018 2 0.007 neg 9 0.029 KIR2DS1 *00201 196 0.641 *00202 2 0.007 *006 98 0.320 neg 205 0.670 KIR3DL2 *001 35 0.114 *002 238 0.778 *00701 62 0.203 *00706 2 0.007 *00707 2 0.007 *008 39 0.127 *009 22 0.072 *010 68 0.222 *015 6 0.020 *016 3 0.010 *021 6 0.020 *027 2 0.007 *039 19 0.062 *083 1 0.003 *084 1 0.003 *091 3 0.010 *093 6 0.020 *099 1 0.003 Note: The bold one indicates that the KIR allele is a novel allele. “neg” means negative.

The foregoing description merely depicts some exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure and therefore is not intended as limiting the scope of the present disclosure. Any equivalent structural transformations made to the disclosure, or any direct or indirect applications of the disclosure on any other related fields based on concepts of the present disclosure, shall all fall in the scope of the present disclosure.

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What is claimed is:
 1. A method for simultaneous sequence-based typing of 14 functional killer cell immunoglobulin-like receptor (KIR) genes comprising: (i) simultaneously amplifying the complete coding sequence of each functional KIR genes, wherein the KIR3DL3 functional KIR gene is amplified using 3 KIR3DL3 gene-specific primer pairs, the KIR2DL1 functional KIR gene is amplified using 5 KIR2DL1 gene-specific primer pairs, and each of the 12 remaining functional KIR genes are amplified with 4 gene-specific primer pairs, wherein the primers for simultaneously amplifying the complete coding sequence of the 14 KIR genes are SEQ ID NOS: 1-112, wherein all of the primers have the same annealing temperature; (ii) performing bidirectional sequencing using a plurality of KIR gene-specific specific forward and reverse sequencing primers and determining the nucleotide sequences of exons within each PCR amplicon generated in step (i).
 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein each of the PCR amplifications is carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing: 10× PCR Buffer (without MgCl₂) 1.0 μL  2.5 mM dNTP 0.8 μL, 5.0 mM MgCl₂ 3.0 μL, 10 μM each PCR primer 0.4 μL, 50 ng/μL to 100 ng/μL genomic DNA 2.0 μL, 5 U/μL Taq DNA polymerase 0.1 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL. 


3. The method according to claim 1, wherein PCR amplifications are conducted simultaneously under the same thermocycling parameters, and the thermocycling parameters are described below: 95° C. 3 min; 95° C. 15 Sec, 68° C. 15 Sec, 72° C. 3.5 min, 35 cycles, wherein, each cycle consists of 95° C. (15 Sec), 68° C. (15 Sec) and 72° C. (3.5 Min); 72° C. 7 min;  4° C. Hold.


4. The method according to claim 1, wherein a purification of PCR amplicon is carried out using the purification system described below: 1 U/μL Thermosensitive Alkaline Phosphatase 1 μL, 20 U/μL Exonuclease I 0.25 μL, 10× Reaction Buffer 3 μL, PCR Amplicon 10 μL.


5. The method according to claim 1, wherein a purification of PCR amplicon is carried out under the same thermocycling parameters, and the thermocycling parameters are described below: 37° C. 45 min; 85° C. 15 min;  4° C. Hold.


6. The method according to claim 1, wherein the KIR gene-specific forward and reverse sequencing primers of SEQ ID NOS: 113-342 are provided for bidirectional sequencing of purified PCR amplicons and the nucleotide sequences of each exon of the PCR amplicons are determined.
 7. The method according to claim 6, wherein each of the sequencing reactions is carried out in a volume of 10 μL containing: 5× Sequencing Buffer 2.075 μL,  Terminator 3.1 0.25 μL, 10 μM Sequencing Primer 0.32 μL, Purified PCR Amplicon Diluted 1:3 with ddH₂O  2.0 μL, Add ddH₂O to 10.0 μL. 